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Join us for the ScrumRVA monthly meetup - Scrum's Frontier: Navigating Agile Beyond IT on March 26th at 6PM. Mark Palmer, CST, CTC will be walking us through the expansion of Scrum and Agile methodologies beyond their IT origins. Seeing scrum leveraged through different lens helps drive a deeper understanding of the fundamentals and how they work. Plus we will have yummy pizza 😋 🍕 and a blast doing it! #scrum #scrumRVA #productmanagement #agile #projectmanagement

We’ve just published our first State of Learning in Agile Report 📖 Agile is well and truly mainstream, with estimates putting the agile adoption rate amongst businesses at 70% – but with so many variations of agile, as well as different training options, it can be confusing 🤯 to know what effective agile adoption looks like for you. That’s why we created the State of Learning in Agile Report: a simple, digestible analysis on agile trends to help you make effective training decisions, based on our experience of the agile training world 🌎. Read it now to learn about: - The trends in agile adoption across different industries. - Insights on the different types of agile skills that are in-demand. - How different learning modalities complement each other. To read the report, click here https://ow.ly/YLJC30sySZu

Laugh & Learn: Hilarious Agile Training Moments Unveiled! Join us for a side-splitting journey through the world of Agile, where even the craziest moments teach valuable lessons. Get ready to chuckle your way to Agile mastery! Ethan Soo CI Agile Shane See Soon Keong (SK) Hariz Aiman Amir Mahmod Noor Zafina Mohd Zamin #Scrum #Agile #AgileMethodology #AgileDevelopment #ScrumMaster #ProductOwner #SprintPlanning #DailyStandup #Retrospective #UserStories #BacklogRefinement #ContinuousImprovement #AgileTeam #AgileLeadership #AgileCoaching

I had the pleasure of discussing agile vs Agile at USU yesterday. Here are a couple of my observations after the class: 1. It's incredibly important to be able to separate the ability to solve a problem from the technical context you are solving it in. Find the correct solution, then worry about implementation. 2. Being agile is completely different from "doing Agile". One is a mindset, focusing on incremental improvement, continuous learning, and making change cheap. The other is squishing somebody's framework into your company's culture. 3. Always look for ways to do good where you are at. I'm constantly reminded of that every time I interact with erik falor. Also, because of the short lecture time, I was unable to complete the TDD demo, so I took a few minutes this morning to record it and make an attempt to be a YouTube guy haha. See the comments for the link because algorithms.

We often hear about the importance of making positive changes and getting better. But sometimes, those changes seem to slip away before we can truly grasp them, like trying to hold onto a handful of sand. But here's some good news: would you like to learn a way to make those changes stick around? It's called Agile Kata, and it's like giving your problem-solving skills a major upgrade. Picture it like laying a strong foundation for a sturdy house - Agile Kata helps establish habits that keep you on track for continuous improvement, day after day. And here's the exciting part: you're invited to join us on June 13th for a special online course called Agile Kata Pro, hosted by Unlimited Agility. We'll start with the basics and then dive into some really cool techniques to help you apply Agile Kata in your daily life. So why not join us? Whether you're looking to enhance your organization or simply sharpen your own skills, this course is made with you in mind. Sign up now and let's embark on this journey of positive change together! Just click this link to get started: https://lnkd.in/gky9Bz6f.

We’ve just published our first State of Learning in Agile Report 📖 Agile is well and truly mainstream, with estimates putting the agile adoption rate amongst businesses at 70% – but with so many variations of agile, as well as different training options, it can be confusing 🤯 to know what effective agile adoption looks like for you. That’s why we created the State of Learning in Agile Report: a simple, digestible analysis on agile trends to help you make effective training decisions, based on our experience of the agile training world 🌎. Read it now to learn about: - The trends in agile adoption across different industries. - Insights on the different types of agile skills that are in-demand. - How different learning modalities complement each other. To read the report, click here https://ow.ly/K2Ms30szi0A

We’ve just published our first State of Learning in Agile Report 📖 Agile is well and truly mainstream, with estimates putting the agile adoption rate amongst businesses at 70% – but with so many variations of agile, as well as different training options, it can be confusing 🤯 to know what effective agile adoption looks like for you. That’s why we created the State of Learning in Agile Report: a simple, digestible analysis on agile trends to help you make effective training decisions, based on our experience of the agile training world 🌎. Read it now to learn about: - The trends in agile adoption across different industries. - Insights on the different types of agile skills that are in-demand. - How different learning modalities complement each other. To read the report, click here https://ow.ly/yEjf30szhNm

Super thrilled to be able to join Agile Unconference 2024 held by Telkom Indonesia and Agile Indonesia last week. I knew it would be insightful to join, but I just didn't expect that it would be such a fun enjoyable session. Love the atmosphere where everyone humbly learn from one another, you can be the facilitator in one session but later join and learn from another session, such an empowering ambience to learn. I can learn the importance of having Agile Mindset and also see the excitement of implementing Agile technically. One big thing I learn on the session when implementing Agile is actually starting from knowing your purpose or your organization's. Correlating also the history built that bring to where you or your organization today, will be a solid ground to grow Agile stronger. And maybe the answer is not always implementing Agile? It could be. FOMO shouldn't be the reason you implement Agile in the first place. To get to know your context is powerful and probably one of the most important foundation to the success of implementing Agile. To sum up, so delighted to meet and learn from the experts while making new friends Aldila Karina Ayu FirdausiKhomar A.B, CBAP®Thomas RotheIvan DarmawanRudi Rahadian. Sukses & ditunggu juga peluncuran bukunya Wahid Nurdin Maju terus Agile Indonesia!

Just finished the course “Agile: It's Not Just for Software” by Joshua Barnes! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ghtEXdUr #agileprojectmanagement. I love this course! It is a perfect introductory and shows that Agile applies in many more areas than your imagination. The iterative approach, as suggested, is quite useful for my team improvement, in comparison to the linear working style. Feedback is important at each iteration for you to obtain rather than to wait until the end of a project. Highly recommended!

Welcome to your 7-day 'Demystifying Agile Jargon' course! We're thrilled to have you on board as we explore the world of agile methodologies together. Today's Focus: Agile Environments and Scrum Agile Environments: At its core, agile environments are about flexibility and collaboration. It is a dynamic way of working that allows teams to adapt quickly to changes and deliver value incrementally. Scrum: This is one of the most popular frameworks within agile. Imagine a rugby team huddling together (that's where the name comes from!) to quickly plan and execute their next move. Scrum helps teams work together to tackle complex projects by breaking them down into manageable pieces. At Berriault & Associates, we focus on behaviours and adaptability rather than rigid frameworks. These terms are just tools to help us communicate and work better together. What's Next? Tomorrow, we'll explore the exciting world of sprints and user stories. Get ready to learn how these elements keep agile teams moving forward! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need clarification.