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Tag Archives: organizational culture

Complexities of Culture

Posted on May 13, 2012 by Jason — 1 Comment ↓

There were a few great discussions about culture and the impact organizational culture has on how you can approach Agile transformation or adoption at this weekend’s Toronto Agile Open Space.  During one session we dove deeper into the people behind Continue reading →

Posted in agile | Tagged MBTI, organizational culture, temperments | 1 Reply

Culture, People and Systems Part II

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Jason — 2 Comments ↓

A few weeks ago I posted about the relationship between organizational culture types defined by William Schneider in ‘The Re-Engineering Alternative” and MBTI types and temperaments.  My theory is that as a change artist, whether it be an external or Continue reading →

Posted in AYE 2011 | Tagged aye, organizational culture, team culture | 2 Replies

Culture and People and Systems…Oh My!

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Jason — No Comments ↓

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 Continue reading →

Posted in Leadership and Management | Tagged learning, MBTI, organizational culture | Leave a reply

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