AGILE RESOURCES

Mindset-Related Resources

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The one consistent thing across different Agile frameworks and techniques is they all share a common mindset. Our mindset resources provide different ways of looking at Agile values and principles and their impact on your organization’s culture.

Intentional Observation – illustration of hands holding binoculars
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During my Scrum master training, I was taught that my goal was to help the team become Agile. That involved helping remove blockers and obstacles, and coaching the team to become self-managed and deliver value. I took that as my n…
Promotional graphic on a dark purple background for an Agile MiniCon session. Text reads: “Agile for Project Managers. The Role of the Project Manager on Modern Agile Projects with Alistair Cockburn.” On the right is a circular headshot of a smiling man wearing glasses. PMI and Agile MiniCon logos appear at the bottom left.
Event Session
The following is an AI summary of the event. You can download the slide deck for this presentation at the bottom of the summary. Overview In this session, Dr. Alistair Cockburn, co-author of the Agile Manifesto, revisited…
Agile When the Contract Says “No”
Event Session
The following is an AI summary of the event. You can download the slide deck for this presentation at the bottom of the summary. Overview This session featured a real-world case study from Maria Ghlonti on delivering an A…
Breaking Eggs: The Case for Dropping Practices
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In February, Derk-Jan de Grood published the article "Skilling Up Development Teams." In it, he argues for the need to consciously and structurally improve the people who build and maintain software. He explains how adopting the r…
Small development team working together in front of a shared laptop
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Skilling-up is not optional. It makes the difference between organizations that keep moving forward and those that slowly grind to a halt. When development teams deliberately grow their skills, capabilities, and confidence, they b…
Photo of a wooden puzzle frame in the shape of a human brain containing a number toy blocks in various bright colors
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This Agile case study is drawn from the Agile Experience Report "Neurodivergent Struggles in Agile" written by Christiane Schabarum. Christiane Schabarum, a seasoned Scrum Master, noticed a pattern on her Agile teams. Peopl…

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