#AgileWay

In this episode, I have a pleasure to talk to Linda Rising, author of Fearless Change and More Fearless Change books. Linda is an internationally known presenter on topics related to patterns, retrospectives, influence strategies, agile development, and the change process.  And today we talked about how we make a decision about changes and how can we initiate a successful change.

Over the past two decades, Agile become an integral part of our lives and you can see some sort of “Agile” in every other company, but still, many organizations are failing to be truly Agile and understand the mindset and I see more and more frustrated people around than ever. So why are the companies failing their agile change and what do we need to do to create sustainable agility in the organiz...

In this episode, I have a pleasure to host Roman Pichler, a leading product management expert specialized in digital products and agile practices. He has more than 15 years experience in teaching product managers and product owners, advising product leaders, and helping companies build successful product management organizations. He is an author of Agile Product Management with Scrum, Strategize,...

Great Product Owners are not only having business knowledge, authority and time, but also a few additional skills which people often don’t expect. Great Product Owners are facilitators, coaches, and are good at communications and negotiation. They collaborate with teams and stakeholders to maximize the value to the customers. They are investors, responsible for the overall product success and to m...

In this episode, I have a pleasure to host Cherie Silas, founder of Tandem Coaching Academy. Cherie is an ICF Credentialed Master Certified Coach (MCC) and a Scrum Alliance Certified Enterprise Coach (CEC), who has been coaching, leading, providing coach training, and mentoring people for most of her career. We will talk about agile coaching, what are the competences, and lessons Cherie learned on...

The state of Agile and Scrum understanding in organizations is not, in any way, great. Many Scrum implementations are failing not because Scrum doesn’t work for the particular organization, but because companies lack the core understanding of the Agile and Scrum mindset. In this episode, we explore the most common mistakes ScrumMasters do on their agile journey.

In this episode I have a pleasure to talk with my friend Agile coach Alex Sloley about his journey from being a ScrumMaster to becoming an Agile coach. Alex specializes in agile training, coaching, transformations, and software development best practices. He is a fifteen-year veteran of Microsoft, where he acted as a Program Manager, Software Test Engineer, and Software Design Engineer in Test. Du...

Great ScrumMasters are rare. Not because it is too difficult to become a great ScrumMaster, but because there is not enough advises on how to become one. In this episode we focus on what is the landscape where the great ScrumMasters operate defined by the #ScrumMasterWay concept. On their leadership journey ScrumMasters need to become Catalyst leaders, be able to empower people, create a collabora...

In this episode I have a pleasure to talk with my third guest in this podcast Marsha Acker, the author of the The Art & Science of Facilitation book. Marsha is a founder of Team Catapult and she is one of the most passionate people about facilitation I know. We have a lot in common, we collaborated on several occasions, and she was always my inspiration on a field on facilitation. This quote r...

In this episode I talk about the ScrumMaster State of Mind concept focusing on the five approaches, ScrumMasters can use in different situations. There is no one right approach to react on any situation, to be successful, ScrumMasters need to experiment with different approaches, and challenge their habits.

In this episode I have a pleasure to talk with my second guest in this podcast Marita Fridjhon the co-owner and CEO of CRR Global. CRR Global is the first ICF accredited systems-inspired coach training provider and the creator of the Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching. I joined the ORSC series a few years ago and it was an eye opener for me as it literally changed the way I work and ap...

In this episode I talk about the change of the HR in agile organization. Agile HR helps organizations to change their culture to be more creative and collaborative and less control and compete oriented. They are here to create best employee experience from the first contact, through day1, support their growth, motivation, and increasing their value to the organization.

In this episode I have a pleasure to talk with my first guest in this podcast Evan Leybourn the founder and CEO of the Business Agility Institute. We talked about how to work with communities, what aspects are important in modern organizations, and how business agility is needed to help you be ready to whatever future brings.

In this episode I talk about the change required from the organizations to successfully address the VUCA challenges. We explore the business agility and the shift organizations need from the leaders on their agile journey.

This is #AgileWay Podcast, where I bring new ideas about business agility, agile leadership, and what it takes to embrace agile culture and mindset. It’s for everyone who is interested to learn more about what agile organizations need to be successful on their agile journey.