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Today, many companies see value in becoming agile. They want to remove bureaucracy and make better business decisions faster.
One pitfall is that they believe that becoming agile is a stable status, a fixed goal. They often implement a specific
approach and introduce it like a traditional project, with meticulous planning and a timed roadmap. Read how to avoid:
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The Drama Triangle is a concept describing unhealthy interpersonal dynamics with three roles: Victim, Persecutor, and Rescuer. In leadership, these roles can hinder team collaboration and growth. Leaders must recognize the Drama Triangle's importance to prevent conflicts, micromanagement, and burnout. Here is how:
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As a new manager, you are about to embark on a challenging and rewarding journey that will shape your career. Whether you feel excited or a little overwhelmed, this article is here to provide you with essential tips and guidance to help you navigate the responsibilities and expectations that come with your new position.
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Distributed teams are teams whose members do not all work in the same location. But this is not it: A truly distributed team only exists when there is no center, or centers, of work. Stefan Mintert and Jens Thiemann explain, what distributed teams and their challenges are and how to lead distributed agile teams to high-performance.
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