The Quest for Stable Feature Teams in Real Life
The quest for stable cross-functional feature teams in real organizations: skill variability, management resistance, and the trade-offs against dynamic teams.
The quest for stable cross-functional feature teams in real organizations: skill variability, management resistance, and the trade-offs against dynamic teams.
How to sense and increase manager engagement during an agile change: pull-based techniques that keep managers captaining the ship instead of approving it.
A guest post on the real downsides of agile for managers: why people who like control find the move hard, and what it takes to make it work.
The Managers Kanban pattern: start the change with the management team, not individual contributors, using an end-to-end kanban system to build real buy-in.
How personal kanban for leaders and management teams became the counter-measure to stalled kaizen: improvement actions finally get done instead of dropped.
Treating the Sprint commitment/forecast as an expectation rather than a promise: a learning vehicle, not a delivery guarantee.