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Food for Agile Thought #492: InfoQ Culture Trends 2025, Product Party Modes, Jerry Colonna on Leadership, Product Requirements

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TL; DR: InfoQ Culture Trends 2025 — Food for Agile Thought #492

Welcome to the 492nd edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 42,631 peers. This week,

and spotlight InfoQ culture trends 2025, including AI’s dual impact on speed and collaboration, while reaffirming the importance of psychological safety and Agile-DevOps maturity. introduces team “modes” like Questing and Spellcasting, reframing burnout beyond WIP. shares leadership lessons for new product leads, Liam Ottley demystifies AI agents, and Zvi Mowshowitz critiques Zuckerberg’s dystopian AI ambitions.

Next,

tells Leah Tharin why AI fails at product strategy without real problem-solving, while urges PMs to speak the language of money in a pod with . warns of GenAI’s corrosive impact on academia, and John Pavlus captures NLP’s identity crisis. Meanwhile, explores how Haier’s RenDanHeYi model reinvents corporate structure through radical decentralization and entrepreneurial accountability.

Lastly, Jerry Colonna tells

how self-inquiry fuels resilient leadership, while calls time on the Scrum Master role. Milan Milanović details how Google tackles tech debt at scale, and Vitaly…

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Food for Agile Thought
Food for Agile Thought

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Best posts from last week on agile and lean methodologies, Scrum and product management. Manually curated, no robots involved.

Stefan Wolpers
Stefan Wolpers

Written by Stefan Wolpers

I have worked for 18-plus years as a Scrum Master, Product Owner, and agile coach. Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) with Scrum.org.

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