Expectations are everything. If you set a goal, communicate it and then meet it, your team is thrilled and so are your stakeholders.
Naeem Hussain
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The Starting Problem Series – Realistic Agile Transformation Expectations
Jan 27, 2014 2:05:16 AM / by Naeem Hussain posted in Starting Problem Series, Agile, Agile Organizational Design, AgiLEAD
The Starting Problem Series – The Agile Resource Allocation Dilemma – Part 2
Jan 20, 2014 12:00:45 AM / by Naeem Hussain posted in Starting Problem Series, Agile, Agile Organizational Design, AgiLEAD, Digital Strategy
In the previous post, we outlined the Agile Resource Allocation Dilemma and recognized that this is a pervasive issue and a tough one to solve.
The Starting Problem Series - The Agile Resource Allocation Dilemma - Part 1
Jan 15, 2014 12:05:31 AM / by Naeem Hussain posted in Starting Problem Series, Agile, Agile Organizational Design, AgiLEAD
Congratulations! You have now convinced your management team to adopt agile. Everyone (or at least most) in your leadership team have extended their support toward this initiative. Everyone believes that this transformation will be excellent for your organization as 1) you are adopting agile 2) claim that your organization is challenging the status quo and 3) you will be able to do product delivery faster.
Team Design Patterns – Wrapping it up
Aug 5, 2013 7:50:57 AM / by Naeem Hussain posted in Agile Organizational Design
Pulling all the ideas together from this article series, I want to leave you with a couple of key thoughts when you are trying to design your agile organization: