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Career Progression: Working above the waterline
Career Progression: Working above the waterline
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Length:
31 minutes
Released:
Jan 23, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
⏫ Making the shift from an individual contributor to a leader In today's podcast, Luke Pivac, Delivery Lead at Westpac and author of An Agile Playbook for Technical Communicators, joins the podcast. Luke shares valuable lessons that will help new or aspiring leaders transition from a role as an individual agile team contributor. Luke and Bill share stories and advice that will resonate with you to grow and improve your leadership skills. If you are a leader hiring or promoting team members, you will find this conversation invaluable to provide a successful transition for that new role! ✅ Working above the waterline to emphasize the importance of strategic thinking and leadership in Agile environments ✅ Bridging communication gaps by translating complex technical solutions into business impacts ✅ Adapting to unexpected changes while maintaining agile values ? Advice for Aspiring Agile Leaders stepping into new leadership ? View the transcript, Luke's contact information, and more on the Agile in Action website https://agileinaction.com/agile-in-action-podcast/2024/01/23/career-progression-working-above-the-waterline.html Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Presentation 01:41 Understanding Agile: Luke's Perspective 03:55 Luke's Journey from Technical Writer to Scrum Master 05:48 Concept of Working Above the Waterline 08:31 Bridging the Gap: Communicating with Leadership 12:30 The Consultant Experience: A Different Perspective 17:58 Adapting to Change: The Agile Way 24:44 Advice for New Leaders in Agile Environments 29:28 Conclusion and Contact Information
Released:
Jan 23, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode
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