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Ways to Learn Continued: Pre-Planned Actions
We continue our mini-series on how to learn by considering ways to realise your learning - that is, how to convert what you've learnt (say, from a re…
7 years, 11 months ago
Types of Reflection Part 2: Double loop learning
Second of two episodes on reflection. We often say that learning is horrible and suggest you do it anyway - but how exactly can you learn? We use a m…
8 years ago
Types of Reflection Part 1: Single loop learning
First of two episodes on reflection. We often say that learning is horrible and suggest you do it anyway - but how exactly can you learn? We use a mo…
8 years ago
Learning from "You Don't Need Standup"
We have a look at Jason Palmer's "You Don't Need Standup" with a mutual learning, curious attitude. What can we learn from Jason? What information do…
8 years ago
Alignment Coda
A few more thoughts on alignment, inspired by a list of "XP Mistakes" from the great J. B. Rainsberger. We look at some of the antipatterns and lesso…
8 years ago
Objections to Alignment
The final episode of our mini-series on achieving alignment. We list five different objections we hear to the goals or process of alignment, and sugg…
8 years, 1 month ago
Steps to Alignment
Episode 3 of our mini-series on achieving alignment. This week, we finally explain some methods for aligning with your team, your boss, or your peers…
8 years, 1 month ago
Alignment and Resistance Part 2: Obstacles to Alignment
Our next instalment on alignment as a tool for agile success. If alignment is as valuable as we claimed in the previous episode, why doesn't every or…
8 years, 1 month ago
Alignment and Resistance Part 1: Why Alignment Matters
Today, the first instalment of a little series on a big problem affecting agile teams: alignment. What does it mean when your team or company isn't a…
8 years, 1 month ago
Setting Goals in a Kanban Team
How do you provide focus and drive for a team using kanban? There's no natural "sprint" unit to hang a goal on, it seems. Jeffrey and Squirrel answer…
8 years, 2 months ago