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How to Debug Your Team
Lisa van Gelder tells stories about how she debugged teams at three companies, and the consequences of not giving teams what they need to be successful: Mastery, Autonomy, Purpose and Safety.
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When There’s No Control, What Can You Do to Thrive?
Katherine Kirk focuses on how to turn ‘survive’ into ‘thrive’, even in the face of what seems like impossible scenarios, political traps and unending oscillating difficulty.
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Aginext 2020: Lightning Talks
Hannah Cork moderates a number of short talks where speakers discuss their Agile journey.
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The Rhythm of Agile Leadership
Nancy Evbuomwan explores and dives into the subject of leadership in an agile environment.
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Emergent Futures
Shane Hastie looks at organizational practices which have emerged over the last few years, focusing on how COVID-19 has changed the ways of working, organizational cultures and personal behaviours.
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Do Business Analysts Have a Place in a Post-Agile World?
Maia Nikolova provides insights on her journey as a head of BA at News UK, sharing practical tips for managers and BAs on how to claim their spot in Agile.
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How to Build an Engineering Culture That Focuses on Business Impact
Maria Gutierrez discusses how to make the engineering team operate cohesively and demonstrate full alignment with business goals while encouraging a culture of inclusion and growth.
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Principles for Agile Estimation
Ciaran Hanway discusses balancing the inherent uncertainty in software development with the precision and confidence demanded by business management.
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Remote-First Team Interactions for Business and Technology Teams
Manuel Pais discusses approaches to clarify and evolve inter-team interactions and communication in a remote-first world.
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The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: Making Teams Perform Better
Victoria Puscas talks about how a team of engineers and data scientists worked together for a year and became high performing by embracing change, improving practices, overcoming challenges together.
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Managing for Serendipity
Liz Keogh looks at how innovation often happens through unexpected side-effects, and some different strategies for approaching complex ecosystems, allowing new ideas to emerge.
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The What, the Why and Some How of Wardley Mapping - a Conversation with Simon Wardley
Simon Wardley and Shane Hastie discuss what Wardley Mapping is, where the ideas came from, and how they can be applied in real-life situations.