Accountability – The Evolution of Responsibility
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Discusses how accountability and responsibility evolve in agile software teams, contrasting collaborative, creative, empirical development with industrial, mechanical approaches. Covers concepts of self-organizing, multidisciplinary teams and draws on Agile and Lean ideas, with practical perspective from experienced practitioners on practices, metrics and product management.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Accountability introduction
- 3:00Defining accountability
- 5:30Purpose and introspection
- 10:29Seven pillars of accountability
- 13:40Character and integrity
- 14:01Shared goals and unity
- 17:16Continuous learning
- 24:27Tracking results
- 27:35Urgency and discipline
- 29:22Reputation and responsibility
- 36:31Evolution and improvement
- 41:27Case study: helping Alfredo
- 45:52Closing and Q&A
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