All about those teddy bears. They are always getting in the way, or comforting people? The Teddy Bear Spectrum – how to match behavior when coaching.
Monthly Archives: April 2018
Another great Oleg moment
The Agile Labeling and perception problem
Next in this series of “Agile Community Retrospective” The labeling and perception problem. Is this a chicken or a self-contained non-refrigerated organic protein production and preservation system with post-production viable protein value and recyclability? Is it the baggage and complexity that “Agile” comes with or simply “Business Agility” we are after? Or perhaps justContinue reading “The Agile Labeling and perception problem”
Business Outcomes and Measuring the Wrong Things
April 3, 2018 – by Marshall Guillory Just read an interesting article. The average Chic-Fil-A unit brings in $4.4M in revenue. The average McDonald’s $2.5M. With many similarities, it begs the question of what is it in Chic-Fil-A’s system that creates almost 2X the amount of value for shareholders for a single unit? My hypothesis:Continue reading “Business Outcomes and Measuring the Wrong Things”
Peak Agile: A key problem with us “Agile” change agents
You are probably NOT an Agile expert.
