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Why Agile Isn't Working and What to Do Instead
Adam Yuret takes a look at Agile through some anti-patterns that manifest themselves when people attempt to be agile, discussing how to mitigate or avoid those pitfalls.
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Using Lean Startup Principles outside of a Startup
Amanda Stockwell overviews the Lean Startup and Build Measure Learn frameworks, describing types of MVPs and how to choose between them, instructions to set up effective experiments and hypotheses.
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Why UX Should Be an Integral Part of Your Agile Workflow
Kevin Guenther discusses the make-up of a robust UX team and breaks down examples from industry leaders who have discovered how to weave BA, UX and developers together into an Agile machine.
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This Isn't Just a Conversation: The Art of User Interviews
Ash Banaszek covers the basics of conducting user interviews: Picking the right interview type, Asking the “right” questions, Do’s/Don’ts of Interacting with Users, How to interpret results.
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Leadership at Every Level: Practices for Aligned Autonomy
Matthew Philip connects the philosophy of intent-based leadership with practices that enable one to realize the benefits of aligned autonomy, regardless of where it is found in the org chart.
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Agile 18 Years Later
Jason Little explores patterns of the last 18 years using data from all 13 Version One State of Agile surveys and opinionates that Agile has evolved as any other set of ideas.
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Fail Faster: Quick UX Design Techniques to Drive toward Success
Ash Banaszek gives simple techniques that enable people to think through multiple solutions and get unstuck from a single idea, iterate on designs, and rally the team around this process.
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#NoProcesses - Getting More Done by Doing Less!
Dave Rooney examines the two key principles common to all successful software delivery approaches and builds outwards based on the experience of the participants.
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Research Is Not Just for the UX Team
Amanda Stockwell overviews the key goals and methodologies of user research, tips for how to select the best method, and advice to craft research plans the best way to get the desired information.
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Turbulence or Tranquility
Rob Keefer presents seven principles that promote peace of mind, providing a framework for discovering new processes and practices that will improve team productivity, communication, and performance.
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Managing Organizational Complexity with the Scaled Agile Framework
Mike van de Vijsel discusses how RAPID RTC has used the Scaled Agile Framework to handle feature prioritization, manage large programs and epics, and organize teams.
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Create Your 8™ and Eradicate Stress-Induced Depression
Ryan Caligiuri discusses how to increase mental resilience, the two precursors to resilience, the four pillars of resilience, and reprogramming the brain to better respond to stressful situations.
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