by Jason Little | Apr 10, 2013 | Change Management
I was talking with a colleague today who works in knowledge management and organizational development. He told me an interesting story about when he was helping an organization move from mainframe-based systems to browser-based systems over a decade ago. The...
by Jason Little | Jan 30, 2012 | Uncategorized
PSL 2012 is coming up in May this year, I had the pleasure of attending last year and it was a life-changing experience. Here’s 3 reasons why you ‘should just’ go. You’ll learn to stop saying “should” and “just”: I...
by Jason Little | Oct 1, 2011 | agile, Personal
I was bummed to miss out on Agile Coach Camp in Columbus a couple weeks ago so I had to settle for enjoying the tweet stream. One such tweet that stuck out was this one: “The #agile community is too closed. We are doing intellectual incest, and congratulating...
by Jason Little | Sep 15, 2011 | Leadership and Management
I received my copy of The Re-Engineering Alternative by William Schneider a couple days ago. I’ve always been fascinated with culture and people (particularly MBTI) and how, IMO, they impact how effective you can be with Agile. Michael Sahota has written some...
by Jason Little | Apr 12, 2011 | Uncategorized
I hear and read a lot of stuff about how teams and people must fail first in order to succeed. I’d agree with that. What I’d prefer to see come out of the Agile community is less of the holier-than-thou “thou shalt fail before succeeding”...
