The experiment: Can agility work in a car dealership?
summary
An auto dealership began in 2019 running organization-wide experiments with agile work by formulating hypotheses, testing them, and learning from both successes and failures. The talk describes motivations, early successes, and key learnings from nearly three years of trying to make agile practices work in a car-sales organization, using a guiding company purpose to orient the effort.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:42Why experiment?
- 1:21Agenda
- 3:18Motivations
- 9:51The experiment
- 11:00Strategy
- 17:03Culture expansion
- 19:34Discourse
- 28:58Processes
- 30:15Human Resources
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