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In this first in a series of journey episodes, Brent and Lisa talk about how it’s important to iterate in stages.
The post Episode 88: “Never try to change everything at once” first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
Brent and Sunny discuss whether or not you time box spikes, but adhering to principles and values is really the focus in the second part of Sunny’s journey.
The post Episode 87: Adhering to the principles and values first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In the first episode of Sunny’s journey, we discuss the benefits of having a good team to support a transformation.
The post Episode 86: It couldn’t have happened without the right support mechanisms. first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In the final episode on Jim, Michael, and Ryan’s journey we discuss the benefits of awkward silence (among other things).
The post Episode 85: “Awkward Silence” first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
The first part of Jim, Michael, and Ryan’s journey to agility as part of our ongoing series.
The post Episode 84: “Aligned to value” first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
Finishing our two part series with Ronnie and Shelkim on their journey.
The post Episode 83: “Resistance comes from failed implementations” first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In the next pair of Journey conversations, we talk to friends of the pod Ronnie and Shelkim about their path to agility.
The post Episode 82: “The quick answer” first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
Today we close the loop with the journey (so far) for Danielle, Patrick, and Scott.
The post Episode 81: Take chances and believe first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
Next in our series of Agile journeys is part one with Danielle, Patrick, and Scott.
The post Episode 80: Candid feedback first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
Catch the second part of Brent’s conversation with Mike and Justin as they talk about their path.
The post Episode 79: There is not ‘the way’ first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
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