In this podcast, Dr. Sallyann Freudenberg talks about her new book “The Inclusive Collaboration Experiments: A short book of activities about working with all kinds of minds” which she co-authored with Katherine Kirk. The book is part of a campaign that aims to promote, embrace, and celebrate neurodiversity in technology. Sallyann is an agile coach, consultant and trainer who focuses on psychology and collaboration. The Inclusive Collaboration Campaign is dedicated to the memory of Jean Tabaka.
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Inclusive Collaboration Experiments w/ Sallyann Freudenberg
Categories:
Agile,
autism,
Katherine Kirk,
Neurodiversity,
Neuroinclusivity,
Sallyann Freudenberg,
Team
Categories: Agile, autism, Katherine Kirk, Neurodiversity, Neuroinclusivity, Sallyann Freudenberg, Team
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Show Notes Links from the Podcast The Inclusive Collaboration Experiments Book Inclusive Collaboration on Twitter https://twitter.com/inclusivecollab Sallyann’s Presentation from Lean Agile Scotland - Fish Climbing Trees https://vimeo.com/192558543 |
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Podcast Interview with Dr. Sallyann Freudenberg
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One of the highlights for me during the Scrum Trainer Retreat in Paris last fall was the conversation I had with Dr. Sallyann Freudenberg about how to approach helping traditional PMs shake off the things they needed to let go of so that they could be more open to Agile. Sal is an Agile Coach and CST who earned her PhD from the University of Sussex by doing research on Agile. Her understanding of people and the ways Agile can help them is a unique and awesome thing. Last week I had the chance to talk with Sallyann about her research on pairing, how the research impacts her approach to Agile and why she loves her job as an Agile Consultant and CST despite all the dysfunction she encounters. Sallyann will be speaking at XPRolo on April 28, 2014. If you’d like to learn more about Sallyann, you can find her
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Posted on: March 19, 2014 04:40 PM
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