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Retros aren’t just for improvement; they’re for gratitude. This week’s theme: thank a teammate. Peer appreciation to manager praise. #Scrum #Agile #Team #Appreciation

»Career Path for Scrum Masters: A 2025 Guide to Growth and Opportunities« https://scaledagile.com/blog/career-path-for-scrum-masters-a-2025-guide-to-growth-and-opportunities/ #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

»What should Reviews look like in a Product Operating Model?« https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/what-should-reviews-look-product-operating-model #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

The product triad is obsolete. The ideal software development team actually has four members:

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Vertical vs horizontal org coupling reframes how we balance speed with cohesion. The 2x2 maps Federated Islands, Hands-Off Gridlock, and Command Towers—and why cost, not just direction, matters. It aligns with my PM/Agile focus: tame dependencies while maintaining velocity. Dive into the original to see the cycles and implications: https://cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-379-vertical-vs-horizontal-org #ProductManagement #Agile

Balance isn’t a luxury; it’s survival. The Roadmap Mirage argues for four buckets—Features, Growth, Innovation, Scaling & Debt—and regular calibration to avoid fragility—a pattern I champion in modern product portfolios. Read the original: https://insideproductorg.substack.com/p/the-roadmap-mirage #ProductManagement #Agile

»The Most Powerful Words in a Leader's Language—I’m Sorry.« https://bobgalen.substack.com/p/the-most-powerful-words-in-a-leaders #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

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Hallo Leute. Ich komme momentan aus diversen Gründen gerade nicht dazu, neue Folgen aufzunehmen. Aber: Ich bin gerade dabei, die 82 Folgen, die ich bisher gemacht habe, in einem eBook zusammenzufassen, dass ich dann kostenlos zum Download anbieten werden. Hier die ersten 4 Seiten 😀

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»Did you know?« https://bobgalen.substack.com/p/did-you-know #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

A good sprint isn’t just about velocity; it’s about outcomes. e.g. huge thanks to the team for X and the impact on the customers and the bottom line for any work done! #Scrum #Agile #Team #Appreciation

Top Links Install and run Azure Foundry Local LLM server & Open WebUI on Windows Server 2025 (Orin Thomas) Preparing Your .NET MAUI Apps for Google Play’s 16 KB Page Size Requirement (Gerald Versluis) Expanding model choice in Microsoft 365 Copilot (Charles Lamanna) Warp CLI – Use Warp Agents from the terminal (Warp Documentation) The … Continue reading Dew Drop – September 29, 2025 (#4507)

This week, I'm examining some common agile myths and debunking them.

https://www.edyouragilecoach.com/debunking-common-agile-myths/

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New on the blog: Unmasking the Invisible Overhead of Meetings

https://malcolmbastien.com/2025/09/29/unmasking-the-invisible-overhead-of-meetings/

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»Does AI Make Scrum Irrelevant?« https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/does-ai-make-scrum-irrelevant #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

Le coach agile est un manager operationnel mais pas celui que vous avez en tête

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La suite : https://pablopernot.fr/2025/09/le-coach-agile-est-un-manager-operationnel-mais-pas-celui-que-vous-avez-en-t%C3%AAte/

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»Colin Powell on Leadership« https://bobgalen.substack.com/p/colin-powell-on-leadership #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

The best part of sprint reviews? Celebrating how the team’s work changes lives, not just systems. #Scrum #Agile #Team #Appreciation #Review

Self-trivialisation is reshaping product and tech: solve complexity once, reuse everywhere. From open source to no-code and AI copilots, we move from boilerplate to architecture and strategy. How this shifts PM & Agile roles is worth a read. Explore the article: https://stefvanwijchen.com/the-self-trivialisation-of-software-development/ #Product #Agile

Value is being inverted: abundance clashes with crisis, pricing signals falter, and software must own its energy edge. As someone who curates PM and Agile content, I see this inversion reshaping value signals for roadmaps in an AI era. Full Exponential View piece: https://www.exponentialview.co/p/the-great-value-inversion-d2e #ProductManagement #Agile

»AI Risks in Product« https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/ai-risks-product #Agilist.in #Agile #Change #Lean #Kanban #Scrum

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NEW! A Leanpub Podcast Interview 🎙️ Feat. Max Guernsey, III, Co-Author of Ready: Why Most Software Projects Fail and How to Fix It

Watch here: https://youtu.be/k4lNcMzsehQ

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A satirical org chart titled 'The Glorious Agile Plan,' comparing Agile development and rituals to the structure of a Soviet-style command economy. The Politburo (Management) The visionary Steering Committee. They review our velocity charts and celebrate the over-fulfillment of projected story points. The 5-Year Plan (The Epic) A Monumental Strategic Initiative. Technical feasibility is secondary to the boldness of the vision. The Proletariat (The Development Team) Udarnik (Junior Dev) A ‘shock coder’. Full of bootcamp-forged zeal, heroically tackles tickets from the top of the sprint board. Stakhanovets (Mid/Senior Dev) Exceeds story point quotas through superior design patterns. Patiently refactors the Udarnik’s pull requests. The Party Commissar (Scrum Master) Guardian of the Agile Manifesto. Protects the team from external deviationists and scope-creep from revisionists. The Process: Sprint Planning: The team unanimously volunteers for the ambitious sprint goals, pledging to meet every acceptance criterion. Daily Stand-Up: Comrades report progress and identify no blockers, lest they impede the Sprint’s inevitable triumph. Sprint Review: A meticulously rehearsed presentation of the minimally viable increment, hailed as a complete fulfillment of the sprint forecast. Retrospective: We identify opportunities for greater efficiency. The process is pure; our commitment must simply be stronger in the next iteration.