Why people don't succeed with Agile & fail by Naveen Nanjundappa

[@subratmishra8950]

Learning Scrum takes some time but mastering Scrum takes very long time because of it’s vast area. If your competitor has a better frequency than you have and better effective decision-making capabilities than you then they have a better chance of winning. Key to success is - To inspect & adapt - Do it frequently - And take effective actions.

[@Thesamsonraj]

Inspect and Adapt + Frequently + Efficient and Effective actions = Win Win The Best session I have ever heard so far

[@smrutismruti-y8z]

Three takeaways : 1. Always inspect and Adapt frequently and taking effective decisions irrespective of the framework 2. Framework is nothing but rules and guidelines 3. Strategies help achieve success, effective tools makes work easy but success doesn't solely depend on tools

[@TheTruthseeker369]

Good Insights on how Agile can fail. Key takeaways are 1) There are myths prevailing about Agile concept. 2) It is misused to takeaway key functional managers and transfer their responsibilities to the team. 3) Inspect and Adapt has to be used to keep winning.

[@jignalodaya4515]

Good kick starts of the journey towards CSM Certification. Key takeaway from the session: -Easy way to remember "Key to Success" - Inspect and Adapt + Frequently + Take Efficient and Effective Decisions/Action. -Framework + Strategy + Tools & Techniques (Key Rule to follow) -Understand the thought process, Measure When and Why -Tracking mechanism is to define the done board Sprint backlog to find out which Task is pending and where we are lacking -Follow information radiator and follow single goal

[@sanjeebkumar8843]

Very thought provoking session. Key takeaway from the session: -Key to success is Inspect and Adapt frequently and take efficient and effective decisions. -Understanding of Agile manifesto and 12 principles and think them as ways of winning - what makes a team a self-organising team. -Agile and scrum are not same.

[@bebegotglot]

3 key takeaways: 1) If you're successful today, then you'll be successful when you change the tour framework and the process around it. 2)Increasing the frequency of i/a increases chances of success. 3)Fixed scope release is typically people refer to as the MVP.

[@MusicVibrationB]

Key to Success: 1. Inspect/Adapt 2. Frequent 3. Take efficient and effective actions.

[@SumitKumar-tx3xc]

3 Takeway: 1. Agile priciple helps us to build wining team and product. 2. Use that Tool and Technique which makes job done faster, easier , better and simpler. 3. Information radiator should be big, live and meaningful.

[@manuelahensman2071]

Great teaching with non technical analogies. Key takeaways; Scrum Master is: Facilitator, Team Coach, Leader & Change Agent Agile is not Scrum. Agile from the Agile Manifesto is a set of 4 values and 12 principles which I will be memorizing. Scrum is one of a number of frameworks preferred for its simplicity. Inspect and Adapt using various strategies and tools and techniques. The framework stays the same, the strategies and tools can vary. It is one of the most egalitarian methods which I love. Manifesto value #1 Individuals & interactions over processes and tools. TEAM over top down. Self-organizing and cross functional teams.

[@supriyapatwardhan8253]

Very good session. Key takeaway from the session: -Key to success is Inspect and Adapt frequently and take efficient and effective decisions. -Understanding of Agile manifesto and 12 principles -Agile and scrum are not same.

[@Regz786d]

1. Understand and follow process/framework in entirety instead copying pasting from others. 2. Chose right tools and technique. 3. Understand why a certain parameter is being measured and what can it help you fix.

[@utkarsh1091]

For me the key take away was the clarity between Agile and Scrum and the importance of thinking about the strategy for your delivery (Release).

[@ranjithraghavan8161]

3 Key takeaways: 1. Inspect and Adapt the situation frequently with an effective strategy building to achieve the goal 2. Adaptation of suitable tools & techniques 3.Meaningful and visible information radiators to inspect and adapt

[@lmww15]

Key takeaways 1. Inspect and adapt frequently taking effective and efficient decisions 2. Understand and implementing the Agile Manifesto and Values is the key to success in a complex zone 3. Self-organizing teams share and focus on a single common goal which is to win

[@heriantoherianto4053]

Thanks Naveen for this presentation. I learn a lot from this and get many takeaways, let me share some: 1. I'm interested to your statement "if we are successful in existing framework, then we also will be successful in adopting agile" 2. the key of success: Inspect/Adapt +Frequency+ take e/e actions, the illustation is so easy to understand 3. Besides understanding the framework, we also need strategy and need to understand why we use the strategy, and also use tools and techniques to do things easier, faster, better and simpler 4. The stacey diagram and DOD table will be very helpful in the field

[@damilaresaheeb3494]

A very clear breakdown of scrum fundamentals. Noted Quote: "Learning scrum is very easy but mastering scrum can be difficult" Key Takeaway: Secrets to wining are Inspecting and adapting, Frequently and effective decisions

[@bhavinisharma9641]

3 key takeaways: 1- Make strategies by frequently inspecting and adapting to situations 2- Leverage a combination of effective tools and techniques to make work easier, faster and better 3- Align strategies with: scope, cost, time

[@lotfial-sarori7385]

Thank you for the very informative video session. Key takeaway for me include: • Agile manifesto has the core values of agile, but it is not enough to implement agile methodology in your organization. • Key success factors in empirical ecosystems are inspecting/adapting frequency and efficient and effective decision-making. • Scrum framework provides the general rules and guidelines, which are finite, but applying the appropriate strategies, tools, and techniques vary based on your situation and business needs. • Framework does not make you win, strategy makes you win; winning teams have their own secrets. • Using Agile is not excuse for not using documentation for following a plan or processes. • In self-organizing teams, everyone knows and works on their goals that they need to achieve for the team. • Information indicators need to be transparent, live, and relevant.

[@shaikatdas7612]

3 Key Takeaways from this session: 1. Inspect and Adapt, Do it Frequently and Take Effective & Efficient decisions - secrets of winning team 2, Agile Manifesto: - focus Values & Principles as secrets of winning In a complex zone 3. Self Organised team: behavioural pattern where every one in TEAM has a single goal and focus on single goal

[@himanshuchate8958]

Great explanation. I strongly believe inspection and adaptation are so closely interwoven that anyone of the two is removed, the whole process will get destabilized.

[@subarnakhatri6245]

An in-depth understanding of Agile and the Key to success for teams in agile includes frequent inspections and adapting, and using this to formulate effective and efficient strategies for improvement regularly.

[@obuliprakashvenkatadass8826]

Different perspective of what we understood wrongly these many days. This session helps us to understand the basics correct and help us to change the mindset and thinking of us. These framework is applicable for our life or any activity. Inspect/Adapt, +Frequency, Efficient/Effective

[@drpritir]

Great video. Very interesting concepts. My key take away from this video : 1.Secrets of winning = I/A_freq& E&E decisions 2. "Information Radiators" if used effectively is key to success 3. Framework+Tools/Techniques+Strategies! Framework is limited, T/T and Strategies are infinite. Utilising T/T and Strategies depending on situations is important for the framework to succeed 4. Self organizing teams - constantly thinks of winning

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

Your learning and takeaway are awesome.

[@ts-krishnan]

Key takeaways: (1) Scrum and Agile are frameworks/rules/guidelines that can be applied to various contexts. Strategy and Tools/Techniques are necessary/important to move the needle/achieve success using agile/scrum. A wedding or a software product or a healthcare initiative can be organised using agile/scrum. (2) Agile = set of values + principles. It is about what aspects the winning teams value more. (3) Stacey complexity model - I'm still thinking about this.

[@shalkisharma]

Key takeaways: Understanding the tools and techniques. Adapting and inspecting are secret to winning. Make wise and productive choices. Agile is a value and principle and scrum is a framework.

[@lauraesene4975]

Great and inspiring session Naveen! My take away is to be a winning team, you have to: 1. Inspect and Adapt. 2. Do this frequently 3. Take effective and efficient decisions.

[@soumyak4187]

Probability of winning is high with Inspect & adapt, Effective decision making and frequency Strategy makes you win Self organizing team Understand Agile Manifesto

[@catherinemarymathew8141]

Very informative session. Key Takeaways: Busted myths on just being agile for the sake of it. Inspect, Adapt frequently and take effective and efficient decisions.

[@ashwiniponnachan4977]

Key Takeaway: 1. Scrum is Inspect & Adapt. It is rules & framework. Scrum strategy can be infinite, but focus is " to win" 2. Time , Scope , Cost & Quality are the risk to be considered when planning a project. All of this cannot be fixed in agile. 3. Team is agile only when they I/A , frequently and do effective & efficient planning

[@corinaioanamicu]

Below are my 3 key takeaways, after watching with high interest Naveen's video: 1. The key to success while adopting Agility is frequent I/A (Inspect and Adapt) + E/E (efficient and effective) decisions; 2. To declare that you are Agile while using the Scrum framework you should know the 4 values and 12 principles of the Agile Manifesto and the rules within the Scrum Guide. The 4 values and 12 principles of the Agile Manifesto are the secrets of a winning team; 3. In an Agile project, that uses the Scrum framework it is strongly recommended to understand what is fixed and what is flexible in terms of time, cost, quality, and scope. Organizations who will consider all 4 as fixed, will fail in terms of agility.

[@udaisingh8213]

Key takeaways: Secrets to wining are Inspecting and adapting, Frequently and effective decisions Tools and techniques make your job efficient while strategy makes you win. Time, Scope, Cost & Quality are the risk to be considered. There must be minimum of one variable

[@shashinshrivastava7539]

Key takeaway: One should always have a winning mindset, in order to achieve this always inspect & adapt frequently and make/take effective & efficient decisions/actions

[@nithinkurup3111]

Key takeaways: Key to success is Inspect and adapt, frequency and efficient and effective decision making. Strategy makes you win, but use your situation based stratgery rather than adapting others stratergy, if you still believe you will loose: change stratergy or tools and technique to lead to success. Agile manifesto: helps build winning team and winning product.

[@snehitajain7609]

Thank you Sir for the informative session Key takeaways for me: 1. Inspect and Adapt 2. Agile and Scrum 3. Take effective and efficient action 4. Agile manifesto..

[@dominic1969]

The Stacey diagram was an eye opener - we don't need agile for the simple zone where there are no uncertainities

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

Agility is adapting to win in complex systems development

[@soumya24ks]

This was definitely an interesting session! Key things noted: Firstly, to understand and interpret rightly the context of Agile. To emphasize on the process of constant I/A and then taking E/E actions based on it. Mindset to adapt and change with the aim to always win.

[@shraddhadas5150]

Key takeaway: Inspect and Adapt + Frequently + Efficient and Effective actions = Win Win

[@stephanttqqqqqqtqqqqqqqqqq5668]

3 key takeaways: 1. referring to the "The Art of War" (based on the ancient, Chinese military strategist) stressed the importance of strategy and tactics ! Know the enemy ! 2. "People are gold", let's make the best use of people with a clear strategy to win and a common goal. 3. Learning "Scrum" might be easy but its implementation takes a life time. This is also applied in life itself and how to become happy !

[@ChrisMeadows-t7p]

1. Frequency of Inspect/Adapt matters but only if you are effective/efficient. 2. Learning a skill is quick, mastering a skill takes a lifetime. 3. The strategy that works in the one that makes sense to you and your team. There are infinite strategies to try.

[@yogin3690]

The instructor clearly explains the very vast differences between theory and practice, why choosing to implement any single framework would not automatically guarantee success, and how to methodically implement Agile for best & ongoing successes and improvements.

[@curvirao7059]

Key Takeaways - 1. Strategy makes you win, not the framework. People do not succeed in Agile because they are not employing the correct strategy, not because Agile doesn't work for them 2. There should be frequent I/A cycles accompanies by Effective and Efficient Decision Making 3. Scrum is a framework best suited in Complex environment (Moderately uncertain Requirements and Technology) 4. For a project to successfully operate in an agile manner in the complex zone, atleast one of the constraints among Time, Cost and Scope needs to be variable 5. Mindset to always win makes a team self-organising, because a team keeps changing strategies in order to win depending on the situation 6. Information Radiators should be big, visible, live and meaningful to help in I/A

[@vinigupta454]

3 Take Aways: (1) Scrum is a framework with some rules & guidelines to follow agile. (2) There are fixed rules of framework with infinite tools and techniques and infinite strategies (3)Secret of winning is - Inspect , Adapt and take effective and efficient decisions.

[@maneeshavallamreddy4982]

Good session with the detailed explanation on how to get your strategies to win Key Points: 1.I/A 2.Frequently 3. E/E Decisions

[@sarithasunny2648]

This was an interesting video which helped to understand the real essence of Agility . Winning team Strategy: Valuing people more than process and tools for effective collaboration Responding to change by inspect and adapt value working software/ product more than documentation

[@reewannahug]

One of the best presentation i came across in my 11years of SW development experience. Your simple words and real life examples nailed it. Outstandingly explained. Kudos and thunderous virtual applause :-)

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

Thanks for your kind words Rishav Ghosh

[@bashiraloiyegaruba1703]

Triggered a new wave of thinking and viewing agile and the scrum framework. I love the approach of inspecting, adapting frequently while making effective and efficient decisions

[@bassamsale7]

3 Key Takeaways: 1- Inspect/Adapt + Effective/Efficient Actions = Higher Success: Emphasizing the importance of regular inspection and adaptation, coupled with effective decision-making, significantly boosts the likelihood of success in Scrum. 2- Value Responding to Change Over Strict Planning: Successful teams prioritize flexibility and responsiveness to change, demonstrating that adaptability is crucial in achieving project goals. 3- Scrum is a Framework; Mastery Takes Time: While learning the basics of Scrum is accessible, mastering its principles and effectively applying them in diverse team environments is a more complex journey.

[@Pjsingh24]

1.) Strategy is key, Inspect and adapt new strategy if the current or previous strategy is not working. 2.) A team that always thinks about winning will always change their strategy for best results in a complex zone. 3.) Always good to measure the situation/information whenever you want to inspect and adapt.

[@ezekielapte4781]

3 Takeaways 1) Keys to success in creating winning products = Have sufficiently frequent inspections and based on findings Adapt by taking Effective efficient actions 2) As Strategies (S) and Tools/Techniques (TT) are unlimited choose the S/TT that provides a winning result for a given situation and don't just blindly copy S/TT of others 3) A truly self-organizing winning team is created from a winning mindset more than any other factor.

[@clicks_from_sai]

3 key takeaways 1) Scrum is best suited for complex situations. 2) Agile values need to be interpreted as the secrets given by winning team. 3) Inspect and Adapt, Frequency matters, Take effective and efficient decisions.

[@meandean4446]

Key takeaway: 1) Scrum and Agile are different 2) Insight into strategies and use cases on how to change strategies based on decisions (Scope, Time, Cost, Quality), Tools on how to inspect and adapt 4) How IA,F,EE helps complex projects

[@satishguptaytvlogs]

Key takeaways: 1. Agile is having 4 values and 12 principle that helps to win 2. Inspect and Adapting, taking effective and efficient decisions frequently are key to win 3. Strategy makes you win not the tool.

[@subbaraoaudiraju2166]

Hi Naveen. Good presentation with practical examples.

[@camberhollywood4862]

Key Takeaways: 1) I/A + E/E actions => success is more likely 2) Know why you choose a strategy and how to measure it's success 3) Self organizing teams still need managers, managers are primarily outward looking

[@shalinykiran84]

Key takeaway: 1. Inspect and Adapt (Strategize as needed to build an effective product) 2. T/T (Tools and techniques) make your job efficient while strategy makes you win. 3. Understanding the core agile values and adherence to them rather than taking a shortcut is key to success

[@pratibhasharma6940]

Key takeaways: 1) Inspect/Adapt + Frequency + take E/E actions 2) Understanding your physical release strategy is important. 3) E/E strategy and tools/techniques are important.

[@cherryannbuenaflor5844]

Key take away: 1. Inspect and adapt frequently has a big impact to win. 2. Organizing teams - Have a single goals and focus. [Cherry]

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

Yes Cherry, without I/A winning in complex systems is difficult.

[@sarthakjena2000]

3 Key Takeaways: 1. Frequent inspection leads to effective decisions 2. Strategy plays a pivotal role in the success of a project 3. A winning team builds a winning product

[@ShubhangiBansal-p5c]

3 key takeaways: 1) I/A can enable effective and efficient decision making process. 2) Scope, cost, time and quality. are different variables which affect the release management and they all cannot be fixed. 3) Agile manifesto: 4 values and 12 principles.

[@seshuvutukuri6450]

Key take away: Inspect and adapt frequently, making effective and efficient decisions are critical to have winning products

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

Yes, with I/A we win :)

[@mamtagarg3875]

Great start to the topic on review of scrum & agile framework. Very relevant examples.

[@enaayagoyal3473]

Good session on overview of agile & scrum framework. Video quality & the references make sense.

[@Yemi-u1o]

Key takeaways for me: 1. Inspect and Adapt 2. Have a self-organized team

[@shrutigupta6308]

4 Key takeaways 1. Agile consist of 4 values and 12 principles 2. Scrum is a framework with set of rules and guidelines 3. Under Complex zone, emphasize the frequency of inspection/adaptation, and taking effective and efficient decision 4. Framework does not make you win Strategy makes you win

[@mattbymatt6140]

3 takeaways - Inspect & adapt, Frequently, Effective/Efficiant decisions - Framework, Strategy, Tools & Techniques - Secrets of Winning, People are gold, Mindset to WIN

[@shankag]

3 key takeaways 1. Agile manifesto s all about 4 values and 12 principles. 2. In every step implement INSPECT and ADAPT to minimize the risks and successfully complete the project 3. Agile principals are more important than the tools and techniques, although both are needed.

[@jeyakiruthika1965]

Key Take Aways: 1. Rules alone can't make winning situation 2. Strategry makes winning 3. Tools and Techniques can make effective and efficient 4. Key to Success: 1. Inspect and Adapt 2. Frequency to do 3. take effective actions

[@abhish1]

3 key take aways for me: 1. Someone or some team that has been winning before has a higher chance of winning after applying agile values. 2. Winning team values individual interaction over processes. 3. Framework doesn't make you win, strategy makes you win

[@youtvidube1]

My key take aways from this video and other notes for my own ref (will add incrementally) 1. I/A+Freq+E/E as a combo = Key to success. 2. "Information Radiators" is one of my favorites. It's such a beautiful thing in a winning team's progression if used effectively 3. Framework+T/T+Strategies! 👍 Framework is kind of constant, T/T and Strategies are innumerable. Adapting to right T/T n Strategies depending on changing situations is important for the framework to succeed [enabling winning team to deliver winning product.] 4. Self organizing teams - constantly thinks of winning, strategizes to win! 5. Metrics - are we even I/A on these? 6. T/T - makes execution easier, faster, better and simpler 7. Secrets of winning! 8. Measure to I/A, to make E/E decisions or when there are symptoms.

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

@Arutprakash T R, Thanks for the summary, yes you have listed almost all the key points. Appreciate your time & summary.

[@ankitjainblg]

Key takeaways for me from the video - 1) Inspect and Adapt + done frequently + Effective and efficient decision making = Key to success 2) Tool (hammer) + Technique (how it is used) = Makes the job effective and efficient (ie Easy , faster, better or simpler) 3) Better way to look at Agile Manifesto - • Winning Team ALWAYS valued Individuals and interactions over processes and tools. • Winning Team ALWAYS valued Working software over comprehensive documentation. • Winning Team ALWAYS valued Customer collaboration over contract negotiation. • Winning Team ALWAYS valued Responding to change over following a plan.

[@terkumaivue6715]

3 key take aways from this is that 1 in a complex zone, to be Agile is to inspect and adapt frequently and take effective and efficient decisions. 2, the key to winning is to have an understanding of the scrum framework, adapt a strategy to this frame work and use a variety of tools with the right technique. 3, Self organizing team is the taught process adapted by teams who have one goal in mind, which is to win.

[@vikas_paliwal]

3 Key Takeaways: 1) Inspect and Adapt , Be frequent and take effective and efficient decisions 2) Scrum is a a set of rules and guidelines , however strategy, Tools & techniques are infinite to be thought through 3) Information radiators should be big, visible and meaningful

[@GopalTravelVlogs]

Naveen sir, Trust you are doing good. I am your CSM student Gopal 2016 chennai Batch. Every time when I move to a new client, I refer your study material. Luckily this time your live presentation. It Feels like I am attending your call again. Thanks a lot.

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

Thanks for your kind words @Gopal. I remember you too. Glad to know that my notes were useful and are being used even now. I will be posting more videos to share my learning. Appreciate your time on learning through my sessions. Thanks, Naveen Nanjundappa

[@nicoleforbes1459]

Key Takeaways: 1. The Key To Success = Inspect/Adapt + Frequency + take E/E actions 2. Winning Teams always value responding to change rather than following a plan. 3. Learning Scrum is easy; mastering SCRUM is quite difficult

[@rvtejas1]

strategies to win , inspect and adapt, self organizing teams to focus on goal and information radiators to help in inspecting and adapting , agility in team , take Frequent feedbacks take effective and efficient decisions

[@akshaysingh3100]

Key take away: 1. Frequent inspect and adapt is the key for success. 2. Following 12 principals helps in building winning team and winning products. 3. Identifying the correct release strategy(Fixed time/Fixed scope) is the key for a successful product delivery.

[@Erictinkerbell]

1. Think first principles (not based on "what industry standards are") 2. Inspect and Adapt (Iterate, Iterate, Iterate) 3. Tools are meant to help us, but don't lose sight of the big picture strategy

[@amitjha5690]

Key Take away: Orientation of the team towards Goal , PO's ability to convey the same across the team.

[@AnandKulkarni-mw8rf]

Key Takeaways : 1. Ask why to understand the strategy. Do not follow it blindly. 2. Inspect, Adapt Frequently and take effective/ efficient decision 3. Self Organizing Team : Team with mindset to win

[@anuragsatyasaivayuvegula2252]

Key takeaways: 1. Agile = inspect + adapt+ frequency+ effective+ efficient decisions 2. Change the framework, tools & techniques and strategy until you win and which is suitable for your team, dont just copy others. 3. Agile and scrum are different concepts

[@SandyMN03]

Inspect and Adapt, Frequency, evaluate are the keys to success

[@NaveenNanjundappa]

that's "Naveen's Key to success "

[@heeralaltiwari2677]

3 Key takeaways: 1. Inspect and adapt + Frequently + Efficient and effective decisions 2. 12 principle helps build winning team and winning products 3. Information radiators : meaningful, simple, adaptive

[@divya733]

Inspect and adapt frequently, making effective and efficient decisions are critical to have winning products.

[@hansonmartis]

My key takeaways from the session: 1. In the complex zone, the key to success is to I/A frequently and take E/E decisions. 2. In order to succeed in the complex zone, don't simply copy someone else's strategy as there can be infinite strategies. Ask yourself why you're going to implement a particular strategy. Knowing the rules is not enough to win as it's not the framework that makes you win, it's the winning strategy that makes you win. 3. In the complex zone, a self-organizing team is not one that's without leadership or management but one that is constantly thinking about winning and changing its strategy, as required, in order to win.

[@unnatimistry4590]

UNNATI MISTRY CSM BATCH 29_30 APRIL 2023 Following are the key take aways 1.In a complex zone we need to inspect and adapt our problems frequently and take decisions effectively and efficiently. 2.Agile manifesto consists of 12 principles and 4 values and it is winning team's and winning product's secret. 3.Self organising teams always change the startergy by inspecting and adapting with help of tools and techniques frequently to win to achieve their single goal. 4.Face to Face interaction is very important. 5.Information radiators help to inspect and adapt.

[@GaneshYadav-jy8sm]

3 Takeaways: 1. Inspecting and adapting at right time yield better result. 2. Do the things which has MORE VALUE rather than following a guidelines blindly. 3. Its ok to Change the S->Strategy, T/T-> Tools and Techniques, F->Framework to achieve a Goal.

[@sudhirmalavalli9576]

Key take away: Understanding the difference between agile & scrum, agile manifesto, "win" mindset, self-organizing teams

[@akmshankar]

3 key takeaways: 1) Key to success is inspecting and adapting more frequently and making sure that you take effective and efficient decisions. 2) Strategy makes you win, not the frameworks. 3) Tools and techniques makes your job effective and efficient.

[@RuchiJha23]

Key Takeaways : 1) Key to Success : Inspect & Adapt frequently, Take effective & efficient actions, Tools & techniques makes it effective 2) Scrum and Agile are not same 3)Feature, Time, Cost : Any one is fixed , others are variable

[@ashishs234]

Very well explained 👍

[@xenababoon]

inspiring - it is the strategy to win, not the rules

[@Sam82288]

Key Takeaways- 1.Achieve goal through strategies. 2.Inspect and adapt to ensure the delivery of valuable product. 3.Emphasize collaboration and prioritize the value of individuals.

[@bownki]

Self-organizing teams is something I heard in this video. Prior to this, I had not heard about it, so it was good to know. Also, the IA topic was not new but EE was new again.

[@jencellcalma2682]

Key takeaway: Framework, effective strategies, and appropriate tools and techniques are the keys in order to reaching your goals. There is not a single rulebook for winning.

[@kavitasoni6657]

1. Inspect & Adapt 2 . Release Strategy 3. Right strategy at the right time.

[@SinghCharan]

The key to success is to take deliberate decisions and not to follow the sheep crowd. In general, what has worked for everyone is learning, adapting, and effective decisions making based on your specific decisions.

[@garimavyas5628]

Great insights on Agile!

[@ankurmangal7054]

1. Inspecting and adapting frequently is the key to success in Agile. Effective decision-making plays a vital role in achieving goals. 2. Agile frameworks provide guidelines, but the choice of tools, techniques, and strategies is crucial for making work easier, faster, and more efficient. Customizing approaches based on specific contexts is essential. 3. Using a sophisticated car doesn't make an inexperienced driver capable. Similarly, adopting Agile frameworks without understanding key concepts won't guarantee success

[@vincenzoaltimari7320]

Great video explaining which are the main aspect to consider when talking about agile teams: frequently inspect and adapt to make effective and efficient decision. Also the great insight of this video is to always think on what is really valuable and why w do the things, related to this I really found interesting the part of the information radiator