What Remote Team Leaders Can Learn From Agile
Tips for thriving teams in our new normal
The COVID-19 lock-down has forced many of us to leave our highly engaging and collaborative office environments and work from home.
This article will provide you with a glimpse into how Agile has helped us continue to be just as effective with our teams while working remotely.
In this article, I will cover the following topics.
- 50,000-foot view of Agile
- Ideas for collaboration — learning from Agile
- Ideas for connections
The purpose of this article is to share a few things that are working well for our team. You certainly don’t need to know anything about Agile, Scrum or Kanban. I will provide references as needed. As hard as it is, I will try my best not to use the technical jargon, but instead to just keep it simple.
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At 50,000 feet, what is Agile?
There are hundreds of ways to get work done: Agile is one of them. Agile is a method that emerged in the 80s after it was adapted from manufacturing for software development. Its focus is to deliver value to the customer quickly, and then…
