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Welcome to The Agile Commute! Whether you're just starting your Agile journey or a seasoned veteran, our show is a place for rejuvenation, support, and a hearty dose of laughter.Join us, two Agile Coaches, as we try to navigate the complex and often intimidating Agile, business, and leadership community, just like you! We’re here to remind you that you’re not alone in your journey. So, hop on in, and let's enjoy the ride together on The Agile Commute!We’re here to remind you that you’re not alone in your journey. So, hop on in and let's enjoy the ride together on The Agile Commute!
The Agile Commute hosts The Agile Commute, a business show with 10 episodes published.
Casey interviews John after he's had a chance to recover from Agile2025 in Denver. Tune in as they unpack conference highlights, hot takes, and a few stories that didn’t make the sprint review. It’s a retrospective you d
In this episode of The Agile Commute, John and Casey explore the Pygmalion Effect, the self-fulfilling prophecy, and how it can impact employee performance. Links (these are for reference only): The Pygmalion Effect: Def
In part two of this two-part episode of The Agile Commute, John and Casey continue on the topic of personality tests, taking one online in real time. Links (These are for reference only, we do not specifically endorse an
In this first of a two-part episode of The Agile Commute, John and Casey discuss the popular and sometimes controversial topic of personality tests! Are they useful? Can they make your team more effective? Or are they ju
In this episode of The Agile Commute, John and Casey tackle their first question from one of the podcast listeners: What does the traditional Project Manager role mean in an agile environment; and they share what they’re
In Part 2 of this 2-part Episode of the Agile Commute, Casey continues to be confused and interrogate John on Google Design Sprints. Are they worth it? Why bother? Who’s involved? All these questions and more will be ans
In Part 1 of this 2-part Episode of the Agile Commute, Casey interrogates John on Google Design Sprints. Are they worth it? Why bother? Who’s involved? All these questions and more will be answered! Resources: https://ww
After attending the awaited Agile conference of the summer, Agile2024, John and Casey reflect, recover, and rant about how it went! Maybe we’ll see you next year! Referenced materials include: - Agile 2024 Highlights - T
In this episode of The Agile Commute, we dive into some debated topics in the Agile community, beginning with the questions, “Does Agile actually work, or is it all just hype? Are trainers lying to you, or is there truth
Welcome to the pilot of The Agile Commute podcast! Join us as we boldly go where two Agilists have gone before, reminiscing about our first contact with Agile - an adventure filled with excitement and some hiccups. Plot
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