Three Tips To Create Value In Retrospectives
The world is fascinated with Agile because of its ability to create value for all stakeholders. Agile humanises work for teams, improves various performance metrics for organisations
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Certainty, In The WFH Era
In organisations, innovations dry up when everyone is 'sure' of how things work or should work! It ossifies us to our pasts.
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Agile OWL – Edition 1
This newsletter on Agile captures the human experiences in agile transformations, This edition we take a look at stories from Menlo Innovations
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Testing My Limits
Here are two questions to ask yourself on what your limits are. Grab a pencil and have a go at them. I had some mighty meaningful answers for myself
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Reflections on Retrospectives
Retrospectives are an opportunity for teams to come together and reflect on their actions, processes, relationships and outcomes in an Agile way of working. Here are our reflections on why retrospectives.
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Life On The Screen. Four Ideas To Live it Tall
Screens have become ubiquitous and everyone has access to it. Many of us bring to our screens our habits and ways of doing things from a different era. The opportunity to reimagine how we work and think is now and...
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Crafting New Beginnings
We are accosted by the scale of loss and the depth of change. Lurking somewhere there, are the shadows of bad habits that the human race has picked up over time.
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Having Real Conversations
The good news is, having real conversations is a matter of focus and effort. Real conversations bring multi-pronged and exponential benefits.
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Exploring Post COVID Possibilities
A curated post on the myriad possibilities post COVID. These opinions range from the economy, society itself , work places , human values and Strategic thinking in the post COVID world
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I Am Not Ok
It struck me that here was the other battle that she was fighting. Over and beyond the ones that were obvious. A private one at that. Perhaps even private to herself. It was about coming to terms with the fact...
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