bizculturehackers.com
Hacking a Conservative Org with Lean Coffee | Business Culture Hackers
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A Culture Hack is…. How to …. Hacking a Conservative Org with Lean Coffee. November 18, 2012. Highly conservative public sector organization, average employee age of 47, strong status quo and intentional as well as un-intention hiding of information throughout the organization. We had started a Lean Transformation and a challenge was that in a 250 person department (4000 company wide) it was difficult to find out who the early adopters were. What problems did they have? What it Led to. I ran this session...
mikeeedwards.ca
References - Mike Edwards
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Welcome to my references page. As I work with people I’m always reference books and slides for various topics. Rather than handing out references piece-meal I am gathering my references in this place for you. I have read or listened to everything here and think there’s some nuggets which could be a help for you too. You will notice I’m tagging things to identify what type of reference it is. The legend for this is:. S)lide deck from a presentation I or someone else did. Slide decks from my presentations.
conversationsofchange.com.au
How do you measure change success? - Conversations of Change
http://conversationsofchange.com.au/2015/05/27/how-do-you-measure-change-success
How do you measure change success? How do you measure change success? May 27, 2015. Change success – it’s a thorny topic. So one of my most popular posts is the 70% change fails: Bollocks. 8211; in it I argue that change is way too complex to measure by simple binary “did it succeed? Yes / no at a single point in time. User Adoption tends to be used in technology / systems implementation, you can also consider employee compliance in the same bucket. Does anything actually change? I know this sounds obvio...
blog.daverooney.ca
Practical Agility: Experiments, Not Failures!
http://blog.daverooney.ca/2015/04/experiments-not-failures.html
Rants and musings about making the software world a better place. Experiments, Not Failures! In the Agile world we the often hear statements like, "Fail fast, fail often", and "Failure is how you learn". Equally often we hear about organizations whose culture disapproves of failure. We say that such organizations will be a difficult fit for any Agile process and there will be much pain and suffering during the transition. But what do we actually mean by the term failure? S terminology of microtest. Recen...
agileanarchy.wordpress.com
Scrum, enough already | Agile Anarchy
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Scrum: A New Way of Thinking. Agile Anarchy has moved… →. Scrum, enough already. May 10, 2011. Stubborn: Having or showing dogged determination not to change one’s attitude or position on something, esp. in spite of good arguments or reasons to do so. (dictionary.com). But the refreshing news is that few outside of the inner Scrum certification circles actually give a damn today. It’s just not on most forward-thinking people’s radar any longer. The world has moved on. This entry was posted in Scrum.
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Agile Coach Certifications and ACI - Agile Coaching Institute
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For ScrumMasters & Coaches. For ScrumMasters & Coaches. Agile Coach Certifications and ACI. Agile Coach Certifications and ACI. Defined by the International Coach Federation). While we won’t count chickens before they are hatched, we see some awfully good looking eggs out there. We intend that our courses will be part of the Scrum Alliance’s learning path to help people achieve their Certified Scrum Professional (CSP) and their Certified Scrum Coach (CSC) designations. The Coaching Agile Teams (CAT) ...
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About the Presenters | Evolving to Agile
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Transforming a Public Sector Organization. Is a passionate Agile Coach at Epam. She works with organizations and teams new to Agile, helping leaders and technical teams shift towards Agile thinking. Follow Ardita on Twitter. Is an Agile and Organizational Change Practitioner. International speaker and author. Jason is passionate about the people-side of change, a regular conference goer and blogger. Follow Jason on Twitter. Designed by Elegant WordPress Themes.
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