Agile Toolbox

Know your problem, or you might work on the wrong solution. (How to create solutions like a pro.)

 Simon Sinek says: “Most leaders don’t even know the game they’re in.” The key to a good strategy is to define the problem correctly. No…

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Agile in internal auditing – but how do I approach it?  

Right now there is a lot of interest in Agile Audit. So we are currently receiving many requests from various internal audit departments expressing interest…

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Agile ToolboxScaling

Which Framework Suits My Organization?

Which framework suits your organization best can be an emotional topic. Everybody has their own opinion. Here goes mine: The Truth in Between Safe® ……

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The Tree of Agile as an Orientation Point in the Jungle of Agile Terminology

Carsten Rasche & Constanze Rieß – translated by Lukas Simen In the initial phase of dealing with agile methods, one can quickly become overwhelmed. There…

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Agile Toolbox

Personal OKRs: Don’t Put Off New Year’s Resolutions Any More

Surely everyone knows the thoughts that haunt you around the turn of the year and go something like this: “Next year I really ought to…

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ScrumMaster

Less is More – and Tough

Be it in my personal or professional life, I observe a clear tendency to accumulate stuff: in my daily work with product owners, when it…

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Double-loop Learning: How Learning Leads to Culture Change

Every transformation – just like every change – must pass through the valley of tears. An introduction of Scrum is no exception. After all, the…

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EstimationLeadership

Getting Smarter with Dissent

1906 – Francis Galton visits a livestock show in England. At a stand, people passing by are allowed to guess how much meat a presented…

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Agile ToolsDesign Thinking

Lean Startup: The Safety Line for Every Company

Harvard– experts have found that 75 percent of newly founded start-ups go bankrupt. That’s three out of four! But how do you get the right…

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Design ThinkingTeam

Who Recognizes the Truly Good Ideas?

Is it in the human nature to reject novel ideas and look for reasons why they won’t work? The following situation is not uncommon in…

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Steffen Bernd

Less is More – and Tough

Be it in my personal or professional life, I observe a clear tendency to accumulate stuff: in my daily work with product owners, when it…

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Leadership
Steffen Bernd

Getting Smarter with Dissent

1906 – Francis Galton visits a livestock show in England. At a stand, people passing by are allowed to guess how much meat a presented…

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