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#EverydayAgile: Lucy Munanto on using Agile to help save your marriage
8 months into marriage and the hot topic in our house is: whose turn is it to do the dishes? Establishing the rhythm and rules for house chores is one of the many things that happen when couples start living together, and more often than not causes resentment and unnecessary arguing. Can Agile come in to save our marriages from the death of house chores management?
About Lucy Munanto
Business Analyst & Delivery Practice Lead, Lexicon Digital
Lucy Munanto is an Agile Delivery BA/IM building digital products for some of the biggest names in the financial services and automotive industries. She thrives on helping teams achieve meaningful product development by focusing on user experience and using storytelling as a way to align technology and business stakeholders to a common purpose. She also believes that Agile practices play a big part in improving team performance and product quality, so much so that she planned her two weddings last year using Agile! Lucy is currently the Business Analyst & Delivery Practice Lead at Lexicon Digital.
Lucy will be speaking at AgileAus20-1 in July 2021 in Melbourne.
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#EverydayAgile: Jutta Eckstein on BOSSA nova
At the core of BOSSA nova, the synthesis of Beyond Budgeting, Open Space, Sociocracy and Agile is a concept called probing.
It can be applied for implementing any kind of change, as big as BOSSA nova or as small as an action from your last retrospective. You start by reflecting on your situation, then you come up with a hypothesis based on those reflections, and finally you design an experiment that can prove or disprove your hypothesis. By measuring both your observations of the actual situation and the situation after the implementation of the experiment you can tell if you actually made a difference (and if your hypothesis was valid).Jutta Eckstein
Independent coach, consultant, trainer
Jutta Eckstein works as an independent coach, consultant, and trainer. She has helped many teams and organizations worldwide to make an Agile transition. She has a unique experience in applying Agile processes within medium-sized to large distributed mission-critical projects. Jutta has recently pair-written with John Buck a book entitled Company-wide Agility with Beyond Budgeting, Open Space & Sociocracy (dubbed BOSSA nova). Besides that, she has published her experience in her books Agile Software Development in the Large, Agile Software Development with Distributed Teams, Retrospectives for Organizational Change, and together with Johanna Rothman Diving for Hidden Treasures: Uncovering the Cost of Delay in your Project Portfolio.
Jutta is a member of the Agile Alliance (having served the board of directors from 2003-2007) and a member of the program committee of many different American, Asian, and European conferences, where she has also presented her work. She holds a M.A. in Business Coaching & Change Management, a Dipl.Eng. in Product-Engineering, and a B.A. in Education.
#EverydayAgile is a series of short videos designed to share better ways of working that even those new to Agile can apply to their work and home lives.
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#EverydayAgile: Brett Wakeman, Explaining Agile at a Barbie
Find yourself at a loss as to how to explain Agile? Here’s what Brett Wakeman says when people ask him at a barbie!
About Brett Wakeman
Senior Delivery Lead – POST+ Program, Australia Post
With almost 30 years experience working in the software industry, across roles in customer service, training, programming, technical writing and project management, Brett Wakeman has seen many different ways that teams work and software is built.
The move to working in an Agile way, during his time at carsales.com, was the biggest change of all, and came as a breath of fresh air.
Brett is now Senior Delivery Lead at Australia Post and is always looking for ways to build high-performing teams, explore different Agile practices and encourage people to embrace Agile thinking.
#EverydayAgile is a series of short videos designed to share better ways of working that even those new to Agile can apply to their work and home lives.
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#EverydayAgile: Mike Mallete, Improving Team Interactions
Among the biggest factors in how team members interact with each other is their emotional field. This short talk by Mike Mallete is an exploration of how we can improve team interaction (and hence performance) through added attention to this.
About Mike Mallete
Agile Coach Mike Mallete has been an Agile practitioner since joining his first XP team in the early 2000s. He eventually went full-time Agile Coaching by 2010 and became a Scrum Alliance Certified Enterprise Coach a few years after – among the first in APAC. Since then, he has helped multiple organisations from start-ups to large multinationals improve and transform their way of working. Before all these, he has worn multiple hats in the software development industry, from software development, architecture, sales, people management, and training.#EverydayAgile is a series of short videos designed to share better ways of working that even those new to Agile can apply to their work and home lives.
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#EverydayAgile: Elise Aplin, Everyday Feedback
Hear from Elise Aplin on how best to incorporate constructive feedback into your relationships at work and at home!
About Elise Aplin
Product Development Coach, MCB Group, Port Louis, Mauritius
Elise Aplin is a passionate technologist who quietly thinks the internet is a bit of a mess and very much in need of improvement. She employs a bunch of cool frameworks (Agile, Lean, Systems Thinking, Design Thinking and their related friends) to help companies get better at solving real problems through the delivery of digital products. Elise has previously worked as a facilitator, coach, analyst and mentor and now enjoys providing product development coaching for MCB Group.
#EverydayAgile is a series of short videos designed to share better ways of working that even those new to Agile can apply to their work and home lives.
How do you do Agile? Please join the conversation in the comments below and get in touch via tv@agileaustralia.com.au if you’d like to be featured on #EverydayAgile!
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