Tag Archives: teams

How Do We Change from Individuals in Workgroups to Effective, Self-Organizing Agile Teams?

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Matt Badgley

A colleague of mine at VersionOne, Dan Naden who works to support the agile community, delivered several open questions from a recent Agilepalooza and asked for help answering. The one that jumped out at me and my experiences was, “How … Continue reading →

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Agile is NOT a game of perfect

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Dan Naden

Practice makes perfect. Well, that’s not ‘entirely’ true. I don’t mean to discourage the high achievers in our audience, but no matter how much you practice, you could ALWAYS do better. During his spectacular run a few years ago, Tiger … Continue reading →

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