Tag: Agile
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Welcome to Agnostic Agile
Iād like to introduce the Agnostic Agile revolution. Not another framework, Nor certification. But a community of like-minded individuals. I signed up today, and it had already been signed by 816 people. Many of them I know. Including some of…
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Agility over Agile
“Agility over Agile” is a concept that emphasizes the importance of being adaptable and responsive to change, rather than strictly adhering to the methodologies or frameworks commonly associated with Agile as used in projects and product development. Here’s why this…
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The Illusion of Predictability: Navigating Uncertainty in Complex Projects
In the realm of complex projects, predictability often emerges as a top priority for executives. The allure of being able to forecast outcomes, timelines, and budgets with precision is undeniably attractive. Predictability promises control, stability, and a semblance of certainty…
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Got Yourself a Mountain of a Problem
While on my honeymoon in New Zealand last month, I captured this breathtaking view of a perfectly conical volcano on the North Island. It reminded me of a valuable life and work lesson: even the most daunting challenges can be…
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Discovering the “Best Way”: Agile and the Art of Boiling an Egg
In the world of Agile, we’re often reminded that there is always a best way of doing everything, even if it be to boil an egg. This profound thought, attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson (from his quote “There is always…
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The Role of an Agile Coach
An Agile Coach plays a pivotal role in guiding individuals, teams, and organizations toward the successful adoption of Agile practices and principles. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, adaptability, and responsiveness, they help create an environment where Agile can…
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Unearthing Memories: A Reflection on Being a Pi-Shaped Consultant
This week, while clearing out an old laptop bag, I stumbled across a stash of my business cards from my time at Parity. These cards hadn’t seen daylight in over 10 years, yet holding them again sparked memories of an…