“Want To”, “Can Do” or “Allowed To” – Or why you get resistance when implementing change

“We don’t have the right people to implement Agile. They don’t want to change.” This attitude impedes the transformation of many traditional companies, and it might often look as this was true. However, let us dig a little deeper. Why do people not change? Well, maybe they would like to change but they can not. Resistance is not necessarily a sign of refusal, but rather an indicator of people missing the right skillset. I firmly believe that transitions are not about changing oneself, but learning a new skillset. For more insights, watch my new video.

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Boris Gloger Boris Gloger As the world's first Certified Scrum Trainer, Boris Gloger is one of the Scrum pioneers and a thought leader for new ways of working. He believes in Scrum not only because it produces better products in less time, but also because it can transform the workplace into a more humane place. Boris is a business consultant, author, serial entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and world-renowned Scrum and agility pioneer. “Agility” has always been more than a mere method to him: he was one of the first to realize that agile mindsets and ways of working have the power to completely transform organizations and thus make them fit for the 21st century. Numerous national and international companies follow his ideas on modern, agile management. As a father of two children, Boris has a strong desire to make a positive difference in society. That is why, among other things, he is committed to a radical reversal of the current education system, such as with the successful pilot project Scrum4Schools. He firmly believes that self-organization and the principle of a voluntary approach are the best ways to achieve goals and lead an independent life.

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