by Tom Bullock | Jun 9, 2021 | Agile Leadership, Blog
Motivation And Modern Leadership; Surprising Agile Lessons From 1967 by Robert Woods | June 8, 2021 | Blog In 1967, Robert Kinsley, a WWII veteran, husband, and father of 3, was the Manager of Web Operations for Burroughs Corp out of Rochester, NY. He was interviewed... by Kelsey Sparrow | Jun 1, 2021 | Agile Leadership, Blog, Distributed Teams
Lessons For Leadership: How Employee Experience Is Your Bottom Line by Scrum Inc’s Public Education Team Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace Report found that businesses get the most out of their employees when they orient performance around basic needs for... by Tom Bullock | Oct 29, 2020 | Agile Leadership, Blog
A Leader’s Guide To Successful Agile Transformation: How To Go Beyond Teams by Matthew Jacobs | October 29th, 2020 | Blog What Agile organizations have, and traditional businesses lack, is the ability to constantly change, inspect, and adapt. Agile organizations are... by Jeff Sutherland | Aug 30, 2017 | Agile Leadership, Blog |
During the week of the Tesla Model 3 Launch in Fremont, CA, Tesla invited Scrum Inc. to host a Scrum Inc Scrum Master and Scrum Inc Product Owner course at the factory. On Wednesday, we had a tour at the production site in Elon Musk’s personal golf cart. An... by JJ Sutherland | May 27, 2016 | Agile Leadership, Blog |
Trust vs. Control in Agile Leadership I Listened to Spotify enterprise coach and Agile thought leader Henrik Knieberg's keynote and loved his analogy on Trust vs. Control. He uses the concept of traffic regulation, specifically a traffic circle vs. an... by Alyssa Layden | Jan 28, 2016 | Agile Leadership, Blog, Webinars |
Responsibilities of the Executive Action Team Transitioning from traditional project management to Scrum is a paradigm shift. Too often, leadership believes implementing Scrum is a simple process change that can be delegated. Leadership must own an Agile transition...