<p>Every commonly-accepted word or phrase was once a new-fangled buzzword (or buzzphrase, I guess) that caused people to roll their eyes. In this episode, Andrew Naber defends the freshly-minted phrase "team agility" against my onslaught of curmudgeonism. If you're not following Andrew on Twitter (<a href="https://twitter.com/AndrewMNaber" rel="noopener nofollow">@AndrewMNaber</a>), you're missing out. </p>

Every commonly-accepted word or phrase was once a new-fangled buzzword (or buzzphrase, I guess) that caused people to roll their eyes. In this episode, Andrew Naber defends the freshly-minted phrase "team agility" against my onslaught of curmudgeonism. If you're not following Andrew on Twitter (@AndrewMNaber), you're missing out.

<p>Every commonly-accepted word or phrase was once a new-fangled buzzword (or buzzphrase, I guess) that caused people to roll their eyes. In this episode, Andrew Naber defends the freshly-minted phrase "team agility" against my onslaught of curmudgeonism. If you're not following Andrew on Twitter (<a href="https://twitter.com/AndrewMNaber" rel="noopener noreferrer">@AndrewMNaber</a>), you're missing out. </p>

Andrew Naber on Team Agility

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