In this episode, Clare and I speak about pairing, refactoring and continuous integration for example. All the good ingredients for a successful vertical slice of a product. We are kicking it off with a popular topic, the Deadline! Enjoy.

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Clare Sudbery (Agile.FM)

Scrummer Quiz (Agile.FM)

In this episode, Johanna and I speak about her new practical ways book series, Practical Ways to Lead an Innovative Organization, Practical Ways to Lead and Serve Others and Practical Ways to Manage Yourself. Our conversation is through the lens of manager and we touch on topics like micro-management, engagement, workspace, psychological safety, 1:1’s and feedback loops for managers.

Johanna Rothman (Agile.FM)

Mark Kilby who co-authored the book "From Chaos to Successful Distributed Agile Teams: Collaborate to Deliver", speaks with me about the learnings and experiences the pandemic has had on distributed (remote) teams. The myth that distributed teams don't deliver and are not productive has been busted during this > 1 year pandemic.

Mark Kilby (Agile.FM)

Chris Smith is the head of product delivery at Redgate. 3 years ago Redgate began with dynamic re-teaming and the results are in. Listen to Chris sharing real world experiences of dynamic re-teaming from the trenches. We talk about the approach Redgate took and what it did to performance, growth and the leadership team. We also talk about remote dynamic re-teaming, but you will more about that in the podcast and his blog www.leadingagileteams.com. Enjoy! This is the companion podcast to a podcast I recently recorded with Heidi Helfand. Heidi wrote the book about dynamic re-teaming.

Chris Smith (Agile.FM)

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Christiaan Verwijs and Johannes Schartau (Agile.FM)

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Jon Kern (Agile.FM)

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Vasco Duarte (Agile.FM)

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Heidi Helfand (Agile.FM)

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Arie Van Bennekum (Agile.FM)

Adam Braus is the author of the book "Leading Change" where he showcases a technique called Nemawashi. This term was first used in illustrate the core of the Toyota Production System. Adam refers to piecemeal consensus but the idea behind it is the same: Organic, grass-roots, bottom-up change management that uses the power of a social network. In this episode Adam also shows why google is not so innovative anymore as they used to be whereas other companies are thriving with innovation.I can't wait to have Adam come back to Agile FM to talk about his upcoming book called "Motivate". I hope you enjoy this one.

Adam Braus (Agile.FM)

Lee Henson had a difficult childhood but he had the willpower to escape the spiral he was in. Years ago, just when he was about to start a 5-day PMP boot camp someone ate his breakfast off his plate and convinced him to join his training. His name: Ken Schwaber. Lee was intrigued and has been infected with empiricism ever since. Lee is the known as the “Agile Dad” and he has helped many Fortune 500 companies in their agile journey. He is an active member in the agile community in Utah where he also lives. Lee is a CST and this episode we have a chance to talk about Scrum, community and his own daily stand-up podcast. I hope you enjoy this one.

Lee Henson (Agile.FM)

n this episode, I speak with Gil about the potential challenges non-software teams are facing when they are interested in increasing their agility. We talk for example about boards, stories (and the template), automated testing, an agile mindset and the role of a product owner. I hope you enjoy this one.

Gil Broza (Agile.FM)

Dr. Jill Greenbaum shares her journey from a teacher and school administration to a graphic facilitator in the corporate world. She is the only Bikablo Visual Trainer in the United States and she teaches others to use this technique to remove communication barriers and adding clarity and transparency to meetings and results. She has a large following among agile coaches. Learn a few tips and tricks about visual facilitation and how it can enrich your day to day work, either in-person or working virtually.

Jill Greenbaum (Agile.FM)

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Dan Vacanti (Agile.FM)

We cover a wide range of topics, for example Scrum, Kanban, Lean, Extreme Programming, CSM, PSM, Product Owner, Communication, Leadership, Agile Transformations and Cultural Change.

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