Helping with Kanban - Thoughts from reading Helping by Edgar Schein
Edgar Schein's Helping reframes the coach-client relationship — applied to Kanban coaching, it clarifies when to push, when to wait, and how to build genuine helping relationships.
Edgar Schein's Helping reframes the coach-client relationship — applied to Kanban coaching, it clarifies when to push, when to wait, and how to build genuine helping relationships.
How to sense and increase manager engagement during an agile change initiative — keeping managers in the lead using pull-based techniques so they captain the ship rather than just approve it.
A guest post exploring the real downsides of agile for managers — why people who like control find the move to agile difficult, and what it actually takes to make it work.
Using the Pixar pitch structure to make the case for Kanban as a sane path to enterprise agility — talk from Lean Kanban UK 2013.
The Managers Kanban pattern — starting lean/agile transformation with the management team rather than individual contributors, using end-to-end kanban systems to build leadership buy-in and understanding before scaling to teams.

How personal kanban for leaders and management teams became an unexpected counter-measure to stalled kaizen — creating discipline of execution for improvement actions that otherwise get deprioritized.