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Agile Conversations

15 Guiding Principles for Leading Change
Book • 2020
Agile Conversations explores the crucial role of communication in successful agile transformations.

The book emphasizes that effective communication is not just about exchanging information but also about building trust, fostering collaboration, and creating a shared understanding.

It provides practical techniques and frameworks for facilitating conversations that drive alignment, resolve conflicts, and promote continuous improvement.

The authors highlight the importance of active listening, empathy, and clear articulation in agile teams and organizations.

They offer guidance on how to navigate difficult conversations, manage expectations, and build consensus among stakeholders.

By mastering the art of agile conversations, teams can unlock their full potential and achieve better outcomes in complex and dynamic environments.

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Mentioned by Douglas Squirrel , also the title of their book.
Information FAIRness In Your Organisation
Mentioned as the book the speakers wrote on Agile and communication.
Agile is Dead, Long Live Agile
Mentioned as a book where conversation patterns are analyzed and tells are identified.
How to Stop "Harping"
New book mentioned as being available for order on conversationaltransformation.com.
Alistair Cockburn: Heart of the Heart of Agile?
Mentioned as relevant to the themes discussed in the podcast episode.
Alistair Cockburn: Motherhood, Apple Pie, and Collaboration Cards
Mentioned as a major activity for Squirrel and Jeffrey in 2020, with the first chapter relating to the "Software factory to feature factory" episode.
Our Biggest A-ha's of 2020
Mentioned by Douglas Squirrel as containing a helpful chapter on accountability.
Our Intentions for 2021
Mentioned as a new book by the hosts.
The Power of a Bad Idea
Mentioned as a new book by the hosts, available for order on their website.
Bosses From Mars
Mentioned in reference to where to order a copy and receive a free video.
Vasco Duarte - Scrum Master Call to Arms: Part I
New book mentioned by the hosts that helps improve conversations in the workplace.
We Have All The Answers But Nobody Will Listen To Us
Referenced as a book where Frederick Winslow Taylor is discussed in chapter one.
CITCON 2021 Part II: Taylor was Right
Mentioned by Chris Clearfield as a very practical way to approach organizational transformation.
Chris Clearfield: How To Solve Impossible Problems
Mentioned as containing the idea of tells, which is a sign that something is going on within.
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