Applying Agile out of development
summary
Argues for shifting “over” to ownership in the Agile manifesto and shows concrete, non‑dev uses: backlog + timeboxed sprints and retros reduce a nonprofit’s 65 tangled initiatives to finished projects; a Kanban board plus daily standups cuts an HR hiring cycle from three months to three weeks; simple morning standups and end‑of‑day retros on a holiday fix coordination problems. Offers practical questions to pick the right tool, not jargon. people owning processes kanban board to three-week cycle
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and Agile outside dev
- 3:37Agile manifesto and ownership shift
- 7:11Communicating what and why
- 16:50Focus and team effectiveness
- 18:16Four ownership opportunities
- 19:22Asking the right questions
- 21:46Practical agile activity
- 29:57Applying agile in HR teams
- 31:52Agile in non-profits and daily life
- 34:56Final story and takeaways
- 37:03Q&A session
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