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David JohnsoninThe Pragmatic AgilistsScrum and Shu Ha RiI hear many people describe teams leveraging Scrum in terms of Shu Ha Ri. How that Scrum executed well, teams delivering high value, is a…Jun 24Jun 24
ManifestoMindsUnderstanding Shu Ha Ri: A Deep Dive Into the Art of LearningThe concept of Shu Ha Ri is truly captivating as it applies to multiple areas of study such as martial arts, software development, and…Jun 16, 2023Jun 16, 2023
Brandon GustafsoninSkillUp EdShuhari — The Stages of Learning to MasteryLessons from Jazz Musician Clark Terry and Japanese Martial ArtsFeb 11, 2021
David JohnsoninThe Pragmatic AgilistsScrum and Shu Ha RiI hear many people describe teams leveraging Scrum in terms of Shu Ha Ri. How that Scrum executed well, teams delivering high value, is a…Jun 24
ManifestoMindsUnderstanding Shu Ha Ri: A Deep Dive Into the Art of LearningThe concept of Shu Ha Ri is truly captivating as it applies to multiple areas of study such as martial arts, software development, and…Jun 16, 2023
Lianne McNaughtoninRight Mindset Institute“Shu Ha Ri” to MasteryShu Ha Ri is a Japanese martial art concept which describes the stages of learning to mastery. I don’t remember when I was first…Jan 3, 2020
Daniel PragerinEverestEngineeringAn Introduction to Frameworks: finding the sweet spot between structure & adaptabilitySome people love frameworks, some hate them — especially when they are imposed as a control mechanism. I’m broadly framework positive: I…Feb 2
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