Virtually Agile

This episode I was joined by Ravi Jay, an Agile Transformation Director   In this 40 min episode, we spoke about; - The Dunning Kruger effect - Enterprise Agility and the challenges organisations face with ways of working - Creating an environment for learning, experimentation & failure

This episode I was joined by Rebecca Dainton, an Agile Coach & Scrum Master   In the 40 min episode, we spoke about; - Scrum & Scaling Scrum with LeSS - Dyslexia and how it can be beneficial to agile roles - Career progression as a woman with children

On this episode I was joined by Geoff Watts, an Agile Leadership coach & best selling author of such books as Product Mastery, Scrum Mastery & Team Mastery.   In the 41 min episode, we spoke about; - Servant Leadership - Organic Agility - The great resignation - Mastery including of ones self

In the 2nd episode of season 3, we hear from Becca Francis, an Agile Coach and Scrum Master In this 37 min episode we talk about; - ADHD and why neurodiversity is a gift - What the hallmarks of a great leader are - Top tips on remote working

In the season 3 premiere of the show, at the request of one of our listeners I host Richard Kasperowski, an author of two books, High performance teams - The foundations & The Core protocols; a guide to greatness, a podcast host himself, speaker & trainer.   In this 44 min episode we talk about; - What makes a high performing team - Remote working and the shift to the virtual world - Core protocols and why they are important

In the season 2 finale of the show, I host Sathpal Singh, an agile professional with a career spanning over 20 years, chair of agile methods at BCS & an organiser the 'Future of work Scotland'.   In this 38 min episode we talk about; - The great resignation - Social leadership - Continuous learning - Sharing with the community

Season 2 draws to a close as I host Aino Vonge Correy to the show. Aino is the  author of the book Retrospective Antipatterns', described herself a a metadeveloper & is a continuous improvement coach at the Lego group.   In this 41min episode we talk about; - Retrospective anti-patterns - Differences between co-location and remote working - Making meetings more valuable

This guest I had been keen to speak to for a while as I had a feeling we'd have a similar ethos on our approach to people. Pia Thoren is the author of Agile People - A Radical Approach for HR and Managers, Founder of Agile people and co-author of the Agile People Manifesto.   In this 47min episode, we spoke about; - The people manifesto - Psychological safety - The return to the office / hybrid working

In this episode I welcomed Noel Warnell to the show; Co-Founder & Chief Visualisation Officer (Fantastic title) of Humble associates, a fellow enterprise coach and like me, a big believer in the use of visualisation techniques.   In this 44min episode, we spoke about; - Systems thinking - The importance of & power in saying no - Visualisation techniques and why we use them when coaching

In this episode I welcomed Simon Powers to the show, CEO and Founder of Adventures with Agile, one of my favourite agile training organisations, author of the book Change, a blogger, speaker, & trainer of yours truly included.   In this 51min episode, we spoke about; - Enterprise coaching & the difference between a scrum master, agile coach & enterprise coach - Pace of learning - Continuous learning & learning styles - What's next for enterprise coaching