How To Say “No”

by Charl DreyerMay 27, 2009 Individuals and Interactions
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For the sake of those we lead, learning how and when to say “No” may be one of the most important skills an agile leader needs.

Tagged as: agile, effectiveness, efficiency, time

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Tired Employees?

by Charl DreyerMay 26, 2009 Individuals and Interactions
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Are your people getting too little, or too much, sleep. If so, what more can be done apart from keeping the coffee hot and strong? Leave a comment telling us how you deal with this common problem.

Tagged as: bureaucracy, effectiveness, efficiency, management

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Product Owner Themes

by Charl DreyerMay 16, 2009 Individuals and Interactions
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Introspection is usual early on in an implementation of any new role. But be careful that you don’t leave customers and competitors unattended while you craft the perfect job description.

Tagged as: agile, competition, competitor, customer, efficiency, introspection, organization, product, product owner, strategic, strategy

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Software Garagistes

by Charl DreyerMay 16, 2009 Individuals and Interactions
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Big-thinking entrepreneurs are a threat to corporate software producers. Countering them may mean becoming as agile and entrepreneurial as you dare.

Tagged as: corporate, entrepreneur, organization, product, remarkable

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