Join us for a fascinating conversation with Andreas Wittler, Scrum Master at Atruvia AG and owner of 6e Consulting, as we explore how anthropological insights can transform organizational resilience. Andreas shares how understanding universal "rudiments" of human collaboration helps teams navigate disruption, drawing parallels between historical patterns and modern challenges.
We'll discuss how he turned pandemic career setbacks into global networking opportunities and discover why thinking like an anthropologist might be the key to successful organizational transformation in today's rapidly changing landscape.
The concept of collaboration "rudiments" - universal patterns that transcend cultural boundariesHow different listening styles impact innovation and team dynamicsAndreas' inspiring journey of building global connections during the pandemicWhat Margaret Mead's immersive anthropology approach teaches us about organizational changeWhy letting go of outdated practices is so difficult for organizationsThe current state of Agile and what's missing in most implementationsHow AI is transforming our work and creating new opportunitiesFascinating historical patterns that can inform modern innovation approachesWhat pirate societies from the 1570s can teach us about innovation and organizational structuresWhy the retrospective might be the most underrated agile practiceThe surprising pattern of how long it takes for innovations to become mainstreamWhat it means to approach organizational transformation as an anthropologistHow AI is freeing us to focus on more creative and innovative workConnect with Andreas Wittler: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreaswittler/
Margaret Mead's "Coming of Age in Samoa"The OODA Loop concept by John BoydHistorical accounts of pirate societies and their governance structuresDon't miss this enlightening conversation about finding ancient wisdom to solve modern organizational challenges!