The Agile Revolution Podcast

Craig and Tony are sipping a sarsaparilla or two on a balcony in Brisbane and start trying to dissect the state and heart of modern agility: 

• You can trust the team if you listen to them
• Keys to transformation is LLL – leadership, leadership, leadership
• If you have Agile leaders maybe you don’t need Agile coaches

• Craig and Renee’s talk “Coaching Nightmares: Lessons We Can Learn From Gordon Ramsay“
• Heart of Agile by Alistair Cockburn – collaborate, deliver, reflect and improve
• Agile is Dead (Long Love Agility) by Dave Thomas and the related YOW! Conference talk
• Modern Agile by Joshua Kerievsky – also the original article and the keynote talk at Agile 2016 – make people awesome, deliver value continuously, make safety a prerequisite and experiment and learn rapidly
• Survey to rewrite the Agile Manifesto (again)
• Tony is a tenner – he believes in “simplicity is the art of maximising the amount of work not done”
• Do we do enough as coaches to make our teams safe?
• Agile Coaching Institute Competency Cohort program and Craig’s reflections on his year long journey
• Constellations technique
• Adaptive planning – responding to change over following a plan – we often still have “waterfall on a wall”
• Tony is re-reading “Coaching Agile Teams” and Craig is re-reading “Disciplined Agile Delivery”
• Craig has been elected to the Board of the Agile Alliance, and they have lots of useful initiatives

TheAgileRevolution-116 (46 minutes)

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