Agile Leader
In the majority of organizations on their Agile journey, a gap grows between the self-organized teams and their Leadership. Leaders feel ineffective, lost and frustrated. They see the climate around them is changing, but they can’t follow the dynamics of the system. They have in their hands all the traditional tools which until recently had been working well, motivating people, directing them and giving teams guidance. Now those same tools are failing and getting only a fraction of their previous results. Join Zuzi as she takes you with her on a journey to become an effective Agile Leader. Form the right mix of Agile Leadership competencies, and gain confidence in your ability to drive Agile Organizations.
Outline/structure of the Session
I share my story about becoming an Agile leader to help people to identify with it and relate their situation to it.
5min: Context and beginning of the story
5min: Leadership model http://agile-scrum.com/index.php/2016/12/16/agile-leadership/ (see the second half of the article)
7min: Agile Leader competence model http://agile-scrum.com/index.php/2017/08/25/agile-leader-competence-map/
3min: Closing the story, and inviting the audience to choose one first/next step on their Agile journey.
Learning Outcome
At the end of the session, participants will:
- Be familiar with the Agile Leadership model
- Recognize Agile Leader competences
- List some steps to become great Leader in their organization
Target Audience
Executives, leaders, and managers who support, lead or interact with Agile Teams, Agile Coaches
Prerequisite
Basic Agile understanding
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