Creating Change When You Don't Have Agency with Sinikka Waugh
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Whether you are trying to kick off an Agile Transformation or introduce some other type of change that will impact your organization beyond your team and/or pay grade, creating change when you don’t feel empowered to do so is not an easy thing. My colleague Jeff Howey and I frequently get questions around this topic in the classes we teach so we invited Sinnika Waugh to join us and share some ideas about ways to initiate change when your inner voice, (or the org chart), is telling you that ain’t your gig. Sinikka Waugh is the Founder of Your Clear Next Step, an organization that provides training, coaching, and support to organizations and individuals with the ultimate goal of offering people a better workday so that when that day is over they are better prepared to truly show up and co-create a better experience at home and in their communities. She is also a PMP and the former VP of Marketing and Communications for the Central Iowa PMI Chapter. In this episode of the podcast, Sinikka joins Jeff Howey and me to help address the question of “How do I create change when I lack agency?” drunkenpmradio · Driving Change When You Don't Have Agency w Sinikka Waugh Contacting Sinikka
Contacting Jeff
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How do I create change in my organization when I don’t have the authority to make it happen?Resistance to Change with Christine Converse and Ross Beurmann
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drunkenpmradio · Resistance to Change with Christine Converse and Ross Beurmann CONTACTING CHRISTINE AND ROSS If you’d like to reach out to Christine or Ross, here are some ways to reach them: Christine Converse
Ross Beurmann
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Christine Converse and Ross Beurmann are back and this time we’re picking up the thread from something that came up during our Agile in Supply Chain w/ Michael Tibbert and Dhaval Panchal
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Oh - and also… The Parable of the Watermelon CONTACT INFOIf you’d like to reach Michael Tibbert, you can find him here: If you’d like to reach out to Dhaval Panchal, he’s here: And if you want to read more about the Parable of the Watermelon (And in 2 weeks, when he gets his website sorted, that will be added here as well.) If you have any questions about Agile or Scrum that you’d like addressed in a podcast, just send them to [email protected] or DM them to @drunkenpm |
This podcast features Michael Tibbert and Dhaval Panchal helping me out with a question submitted by a student that focused on implementing Agile in a traditional supply chain organization. We also address the question of whether or not it is easier to implement Agile in a band new organization than it is in an existing one.
Making Agile Work at HUGE Inc. w/ Lance Hammond and Robert Sfeir
Categories:
Agile,
Agile Digital Agency,
agile transformation,
Dave Prior,
Digital Agency,
drunkenPM,
HUGE,
HUGE Inc,
kanban,
Lance Hammond,
Robert Sfeir,
Scrum
Categories: Agile, Agile Digital Agency, agile transformation, Dave Prior, Digital Agency, drunkenPM, HUGE, HUGE Inc, kanban, Lance Hammond, Robert Sfeir, Scrum
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In preparing for my How to Hack Agile for Digital Agencies at the 2017 Digital PM Summit I did a lot of research and conducted a lot of interview. This conversation, with Lance Hammond and Robert Sfeir from HUGE Atlanta was the last one I did before the Summit. During this discussion Lance and Robert share many of the lessons they’ve learned in bringing Agile to HUGE and they provide clarity on what it takes to make Agile work in a Digital Agency.
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LINKS FROM THE PODCAST
HUGE Agile in Digital Agencies - Dave and Lance from the Atlanta Scrum User Group Meeting https://www.pscp.tv/leadingagile/1YqxomWqrwMGv (there is some static that persists until the interview begins at about 1 minute in)
CONTACTING LANCE
CONTACTING ROBERT
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Agile Coaching: Wisdom from Practitioners
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In this podcast Michael de la Maza and
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Dhaval Panchal talk about their new book “Agile Coaching: Wisdom from Practitioners”. Michael and Dhaval are the co-editors of the book which is full of stories, tips, and advice from experienced, Agile coaches and trainers. In addition to talking about the book, Michael and Dhaval also share their own thoughts on topics around coaching and they offer advice for those who are headed down the coaching path.
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