Management in an Agile world
mar 27,
2019
Agile was introduced to the world in 2001 after 17 men had met in Utah and devised the Agile Manifesto (agilemanifesto.org). It was created with a focus on software delivery projects and this is evident by its given title: Manifesto for Agile Software Development. However, in the intervening years, Agile has grown into something that […]
The Women of Learning Tree: Lisa Bazlamit
mar 19,
2019
In honor of International Women’s Day and the incredible female leaders we have at Learning Tree, we are going to showcase them through a series of blogs: The Women of Learning Tree. Lisa Bazlamit Title: Director, Customer Care and Sales Enablement Years at Learning Tree: 29 Tell us about yourself. Did you set your sights […]
The Women of Learning Tree: Tricia Sacchetti
mar 8,
2019
In honor of International Women’s Day and the incredible female leaders we have at Learning Tree, we are going to showcase them through a series of blogs: The Women of Learning Tree. First up: Tricia Sacchetti Title: Vice President, WW Marketing Years at Learning Tree: 10+ Tell us about yourself. Did you set your sights […]
Transformational Leadership for Women — 4 Things Every Woman Leader Should Do Right Now
,
2019
“The truer you are to yourself, the greater your gifts will manifest themselves.” — Tiffany L. Jackson One of the benefits of working for a training organization is having ready-access to a full library of courses and on-demand products. Recently, I was lucky enough to be able to participate in a live training event in […]
What Is A Team?
dec 18,
2018
Agile in general, and Scrum in particular, relies for success on self-organizing teams. The eleventh of the principles behind the Agile Manifesto states that “the best architectures, requirements, and designs emerge from self-organizing teams”(1). Empowering the team is one of the seven principles of Lean. One of the central Scrum patterns is ‘Stable Teams’ (2). […]