
GOAT 2.0: Navigating Radical Uncertainty Together
Big picture planning looks like throwing darts right now. Spend a day with people working through Radical Uncertainty together. Ottawa, Nov 26
Read full articleFocus on outcomes, not outputs. Leadership is changing. Focus on fostering self-organization and resilience in increasingly complex environments.

Big picture planning looks like throwing darts right now. Spend a day with people working through Radical Uncertainty together. Ottawa, Nov 26
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Learn how complexity tax undermines resilience through poor structure, slow decisions, and conflicting metrics. Practical strategies to simplify and strengthen your organization.
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A fragile organization that goes faster will be knocked over in the slightest wind.
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In most organizations, work spends more time waiting to be worked on, than being worked on. To go faster? Look for the queues
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Most work items spend more time waiting than actually being worked on
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Without stable, focused teams, there is no predictability in the system. Portfolio management is the art of keeping those teams fed.
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When the Manager becomes the team's ScrumMaster, the essence of Scrum will rapidly disappear. Here's why combining these roles is a bad idea.
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Are in office mandates helping or hurting your team? We examine the evidence on remote work and the hidden costs of forcing people into the office.
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Instead of focusing on being Agile, create a shared vision of what improvement actually looks like
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Data and metrics are not synonymous. Velocity won't help your team improve
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Red-Yellow-Green reports hide detail instead of inviting conversations about where projects need help, suppressing problems until it's too late. Better alternatives insid.
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The more the manager takes control, the more decisions they make, the longer wait times for everything
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Traditional titles can be toxic at the team member level because they imply a limitation
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Self-organizing teams require managers to support and develop, not direct and control
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Agile transformation succeeds through participation, not enforcement from top management
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Forcing change conflicts with the essential human need for autonomy
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Is my specific role: QA/BA/UX/.. considered a Developer in Scrum
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We've had requests for a single page that lists all the ongoing [Beyond Scrum blog
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Seeing an organizational change map with seven to eight proposed major changes can feel
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Both Vision and Strategy should be created with input from the whole organization, not just leadership
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Define vision for change with a mix senior management, middle management, and doers
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If nothing changes, the control focus of the organization will destroy the Agile Improvement
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Grow a culture where frequent small changes are the norm as the pace of change increases
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Your organization has decided to become more “Agile.” Why? As we learned in a previous
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Don't let averages fool you. Assume bell curve for 10,000 people's wealth? Include billionaires, and it flattens. Cognitive biases fool us.
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In 201x, the global financial markets collapsed. Reason: mortgages were given to people
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Companies are starting to fall into a trap, and it goes something like this, “Our
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An example of an Organizational Improvement Teams can using Scrum
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Using Scrum for Organizational Improvement, remember to include the people on the gorund
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prioritize value delivery over keeping workers constantly busy
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To be successful with Scrum in the long term you need more than the basic framework.
Read full articleChange has always been a constant. The challenge today is that the rate of change is accelerating. What got us here won’t help us survive in the future. Worse yet, the complexity of our world is increasing; we can’t keep track of the variables, let alone predict what will happen next.
Gone is:
If we want our organizations to survive, we need to change, Managers:
Be aware of false promises, like: “AI will solve all our problems” or “If we restructure, yet again, it will make us more efficient.”
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