S2 - E2 - Jess Brock on learning dojos & continuous learning

S1 - E1 - Lyssa Adkins’ favourite agile ceremony & value journaling: First up; Lyssa Adkins, author of the seminal book "Coaching Agile Teams". We talk about; - Maintaining a focus on the people in an increasingly digital world - Her favourite agile ceremony - The benefits of value journalling by Virtually Agile

36 min listen

S1 - E5 - Andreas Worm on learning from failure & the value of retrospectives: In this episode I spoke with Andreas Worm, a self titled agile specialising generalist. We spoke about; - The value of retrospectives - Learning from failure - The importance of a shared understanding, in particular around what 'Quality' mean... by Virtually Agile

32 min listen

S2 - E6 - Pia Maria on The People Manifesto, Agile People & Psychological safety: 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... by Virtually Agile

49 min listen

S1 - E6 - Kim Greenwood on evolutionary leadership & radical feedback: In this episode I spoke with Kim Greenwood, a fellow Enterprise Agile Coach We spoke about; - Evolutionary Leadership - Agile coaching competency - Radical feedback - How we continually learn as coaches - How we maintain engagement in a virtual wor... by Virtually Agile

28 min listen

S1 - E7 - Jorge Castro on game driven development & continuous fun: In this episode I spoke with Jorge Luis Castro Toribio, an Agile Coach / Agile Programme Manager from Peru who is as passionate about people and enabling fun in the workplace as I am. In this 36 minute episode we spoke about; - Game Driven Develop... by Virtually Agile

36 min listen

S1 - E2 - Mike Cohn on user stories, the agile manifesto and retrospectives: This time round I talk to Mike Cohn of Mountain Goat Software, One of the founders of the Agile Alliance and the Scrum Alliance & Author of books including Succeeding with Scrum. In our conversation, we talk about; - Mikes thoughts on the agile man... by Virtually Agile

31 min listen

S1 - E3 - Tobias Mayer on agile agnosticism & people as resources: In this edition I spoke with Tobias Mayer, author of 'The Peoples Scrum' We spoke about; - Healthy conflict and debate - Agile agnosticism - Updates to the Scrum guide - Are people resources and what are the alternatives? by Virtually Agile

38 min listen

S2 - E8 - Sathpal Singh on Social leadership & The Great Resignation: 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 resig... by Virtually Agile

39 min listen

S2 - E5 - Noel Warnell on systems thinking & visualisation techniques: 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 episod... by Virtually Agile

45 min listen

S2 - E2 -Jess Brock on learning dojos & continuous learning: In the 2nd episode of season 2 of the Virtually Agile videocast. I had the pleasure of welcoming Jess Brock to the show. VP of consulting at Agility in Mind and curator or agile curated. We spoke about; - Her conversion from an agile pessimist to a... by Virtually Agile

41 min listen

S1 - E4 - Susannah Chambers on personal agility & metrics n’ chill: I had the pleasure of welcoming a friend of mine, someone who's energy and creativity rivals my own! The all-singing all-dancing (literally!) relentlessly value-focused Agile Coach and Professional Coach - Susannah Chambers. The fourth episode... by Virtually Agile

43 min listen

S2 - E7 - Aino Correy on retrospective anti-patterns & making meetings more valuable: 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... by Virtually Agile

42 min listen

S2 - E4 - Simon Powers on Enterprise Agile 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... by Virtually Agile

52 min listen

S2 - E3 - Arie Van Bennekum on what’s next for agile & digital working: In this episode I welcomed Arie Van Bennekum to the show, a co-author of the Agile manifesto, thought leader at Wemanity group & a fellow Agile agnostic. In this 38min episode, we spoke about; - The impact of covid on digital working - What's next ... by Virtually Agile

41 min listen

S4 - E1 - L.David Marquet - Intent based leadership & the power of language in the workplace: This episode I was joined by L David Marquet, someone who has been a huge influence on my own leadership style. He's the best-selling author of books including Turn the ship around & leadership is language, a keynote speaker & ex commanding officer o... by Virtually Agile

41 min listen

S2 - E1 - Diana Larsen on retrospectives both in person & remote: The season 2 opener of the podcast featured one of the goddesses of retrospectives. Diana Larsen In this 46 minute episode we spoke about; - Retrospectives, both physical and virtual - The Agile fluency project - Her challenge to me, a nature theme... by Virtually Agile

47 min listen

S3 - E2 - Becca Francis - Great leadership &The benefits of neurodiversity: 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 by Virtually Agile

38 min listen

S3 - E3 - Geoff Watts - Servant Leadership, Organic Agility & Self Mastery: 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 r... by Virtually Agile

42 min listen

S4 - E6 - Elle Haigh From - Air Crew to Agile: In this 39 minute episode, Elle and I - Discuss her non-traditional flight path into Agile - Hear about high performing, dynamic teams - Play a game I call 'Air-gile Turbulance - Navigating Team Challenges' by Virtually Agile

39 min listen

S1 - E8 - Joe Justice on Agile @ Tesla & Agile in non software environments: Today's guest hardly needs an introduction. A Ted.com speaker, founder of team Wikispeed, operator of Agile @ Tesla, designer and builder of everything from robots, to race cars and houses - The many faceted, multi-talented - Joe Justice In this 42... by Virtually Agile

43 min listen

S3 - E1 - Richard Kasperowski - High performing teams & core protocols: 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 & tr... by Virtually Agile

45 min listen

S3 - E6 - Johanna Rothman - Modern management myths: This episode I was joined by Johanna Rothman, the 'Pragmatic Manager', author of 19 books, speaker & consultant In this 47 min episode, we spoke about some of the myths managers face from her book 'Modern Management made Easy'. This included; - C... by Virtually Agile

47 min listen

S3 - E7 - Maarten Dalmijn - Product Management Pitfalls & The certification circus: This episode I was joined by Martin Dalmijn, a Product manager & article writer on Medium who aims to help teams discover better ways of working & avoid the feature factory trap. In this 35 min episode, we spoke about; - Product management & road... by Virtually Agile

35 min listen

S3 - E5 - Ravi Jay - Dunning Kruger effect & Enterprise Agility: 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 fo... by Virtually Agile

41 min listen

S4 - E4 - Michael Lloyd on Dysfunction Mapping: In this 43 minute episode, Michael and I talk, - No nonsense agile - Dysfunction mapping - We play a game of "Dysfunction speed dating" by Virtually Agile

44 min listen

S5 - E1 - Craig Cockburn - Agile flow & The remote working debate: In this episode I'm joined by Craig, an Enterprise Agile Coach, conference speaking, Red Team Thinker and remote work advocate, In this 51 min episode we chat, - Flow in the agile context - The remote work debate - work from home vs work from anywh... by Virtually Agile

51 min listen

S4 - E3 - Karim Harbott - Business Agility & Why Agile Transformations fail: In this episode I was joined by Karim Harbott, a Business Agility expert and author of the book 6 enablers of business agility In this 45 min episode, we spoke about; - Business agility - The Business Agility canvas - Why agile transformations fa... by Virtually Agile

45 min listen

S3 - E4 - Rebecca Dainton - Scaling Scrum with LeSS & The benefits of Dyslexia: 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 childre... by Virtually Agile

41 min listen

S3 - E8 - Mia Kolmodin - Serious play & Dandy People posters: This episode I was joined by Mia Kolmodin, the founder of Dandy People, an Executive & Enterprise Agile Coach & Chief Enabling Officer. Dandy people are responsible for some of my favourite visuals about agility including; Agile in a nutshell and agi... by Virtually Agile

30 min listen

S5 - E6 - Ondrej Papanek - High performance & motivating teams: In this 45min episode I'm joined by Ondrej, an Agile Coach, Scrum Master and fellow retrospective creator who has worked at companies such as Goldman Sachs, H&M & Scania Group We chat about;- The signs of high performance- Why motivating te... by Virtually Agile

46 min listen

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