Leadership Lessons from the Agile Manifesto
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Argues that trust is the actionable outcome of Agile values and gives concrete practices that work: use preserve dignity at all costs as a rule for team interactions (pinning a Slack note reduced activity briefly but improved inclusion), favor working always ships faster than perfect (a support-phone trial yielded two calls over six months and avoided long planning), treat partners as colleagues not contracts, and prefer one-week sprints/Kanban-style flow to handle surprises — the cadence shortens delivery and often finishes earlier than planned.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:05Leadership Lessons from Agile Manifesto
- 0:15LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE AGILE MANIFESTO
- 14:57Preserve Dignity at All Costs
- 19:32Working Always Ships Faster than Perfect
- 22:15Customers Trust Colleagues, Not Contracts
- 25:08Don't Fear Surprises, Fear Inflexibility
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