Ideas For Getting Better At Your Craft
Ideas for getting better at our craft is available to all of us no matter what work we do. Lets explore how to leverage these ideas better
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The First Org Chart & Influence
And so came the first organisation chart of the modern era. David McCalum ensured that people down the chain had far more authority in scheduling and running daily operations, because they were closest to the ground
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Pervasive Learning And Agile
If the only learning which leads to behavioural change is Self discovered and Self-appropriated learning, how can you use this concept in the workplace? Explore with us in this edition of Agile OWL.
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Agile And Team Goals
What happens when a team does not know 'what' it needs to do and 'by when'? This edition explores how team goals help Agile teams collaborate
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Agile Helps Teams Say No And Focus Better
When everything is important nothing is important. Leaders at Vistaprint realised they had given their teams 80+ priority areas. Find out how they used Agile to help teams say No and meet key deliverables sustainably.
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The Mother Teresa Effect
How can small acts of kindness like smiling, wishing others, lending a ear make us more effective leaders and more healthy? Read on to find out about the Mother Teresa effect
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Limiting Open Loops With Agile
Much of the stress that people feel does not come from having too much to do. It comes from not finishing what they start. Find out how leaders at Vistaprint discovered & reduced open loops for teams.
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Agile Builds Trust
The not so obvious ingredient Agile creates in teams? Trust. Read more to find out how and why it is important.
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Unspoken Fears And Change
How can unspoken fears derail a change effort? Read the stories from PayPal to draw ideas on dealing with unspoken fears among your teams
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Shared Language Accelerates Change
Companies ask us how can they get everyone to buy into the change effort? Creating a shared language is an important step we say. Here is a story which demonstrates this well
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