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How community-driven approach can raise agility to a new level?

Talkat Agile Tampere 2024 · on Thursday, 2024-09-12· [engineering-leadership]
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Argues that raising agility is 80% culture and 20% practices and shows concrete levers used: shift to workplace democracy by delegating specific decisions to teams, creating decentralized decision-making rules, and making information transparently available. Reports coaching a management group until leaders stop doing routine approvals, measures of success are teams’ increased competence and psychological ownership, and claims these changes reduce bottlenecks and speed delivery.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to community-driven agility
  2. 5:08Key differences in successful communities
  3. 8:57Workplace democracy and social capital
  4. 15:11Self-management and employee motivation
  5. 18:07Decentralized decision-making in organizations
  6. 24:29Supporting team autonomy and well-being
  7. 29:57Recommended resources and closing
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