In this episode we talk about how do Agile teams handle interrupts, why teams should use story points vs. hours, getting a vertical slice of a user story, how do you integrate Agile into teams outside of software, and when can you call yourself Agile.

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nuCognitive Agile Coaching Network: Episode 12 (2017)

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In this episode, we explore interesting trends in the industry, leading us to delve deeper into whether companies are backing away from Agile.

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Are Companies  Backing Away From Agile?

In this episode, we will be addressing the challenges that arise when requirements change unexpectedly or when flexibility is needed in our teams, companies, products, or customers. This may involve tackling problems related to our processes, planning, technical debt, legacy systems, as well as contracts with both internal and external parties.

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Responding to Changing Requirements

In this episode, we will be discussing the essential leadership traits that are required to build a customer-centric organization. We will analyze the characteristics of expert, achiever, and catalyst leaders, emphasizing the effectiveness of inclusive leadership. Additionally, we will explore how people can deal with bad leadership and how they can develop and grow their own leadership style. We welcome you to join us as we delve into this topic.

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Leadership Traits for Building Customer-Centric Teams

In this episode, we discuss Jon Kern’s, coauthor of the Agile Manfesto, LinkedIn post calling for a return to Agile basics and reimagining it for the future.

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Is it really back-to-basics for Agile?

In this episode, we will discuss the key components of influence and techniques for enhancing it to improve your work as a coach.

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nuCognitive Agile Coaching Network: Episode 12 (2017)

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