Slow Agile: Bring Back the Slow Ones
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Applies principles from the Slow movement (Slow Food, Slow School, Slow City) to Agile development, proposing a “Slow Agile” approach that intentionally chooses a sustainable, decelerated pace to produce pleasurable quality, lasting benefits, and stronger team connections. Discusses practical foundations for continually selecting the right rhythm in agile teams to improve outcomes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Breathing to change pace
- 7:56Slow movement origins
- 12:36Slow Food, education, cities
- 25:35Slow Agile team rhythm
- 33:06Slow Agile team rights
- 34:33Call to inaction
- 37:08Q&A
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