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In this episode we talk about the burn up chart. A tool teams can use to help predict their future. This was a special request from a listener and we are very pleased to talk about the pros and cons of a burn up chart. And dispel some myths along the way. Enjoy!
In this episode Adam and Jordan listen to a famous Simon Sinek short clip about a Barista he met in Las Vegas. They then discuss what this means for leadership and how this relates to an Agile mindset.
In this episode, in which Adam was very late, Jordan brings in the topic of waste. They both discuss some types of waste in teams and how to reduce or remove it altogether. Did we mention that Adam was late?
Also, do stick around for the end, Jordan has a surprise for you all.
Simply a short chat by Adam to say hi and share a little of the week and wish everyone a Happy Mother's Day wherever you may be.
In this episode Adam and Jordan explore some quotes from the famous treatise by Sun Tzu and how it may or may not relate to Agility and Agile practices.
In this episode Jordan and Adam give you sixteen quick tips for you to use in your every day team life. If you use just one of these then we think that is success! Enjoy.
In this episode Adam reveals and experience he had whilst on holiday recently and how it relates back to agility and flow theory. Jordan recounts his experience as a barista in relation to teamwork. It's a bit of a lighter episode, we hope you enjoy.
In this episode Jordan asks a seemingly innocuous question, "Do you take notice of your position on a group email or invite?". Adam helps to unpack the question and what might be behind human nature in caring about this. Do you have a deeper psych safety issue at play?
In this episode Adam shares his experience of a book he read whilst on holiday - Organising Toward Agility by Jeff Anderson.
Link to book on amazon US site.
In this episode we talk about our experience at a recent conference held in Melbourne. The conference, called Agile in Wonderland, was graciously created by Accenture with major partner Atlassian along as well. We enjoyed ourselves and we hope you enjoy us replaying what we heard and learned.
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