Best Agile Articles 2018 is a collection of the articles from a variety of authors published on topics of all things Agile in 2018.
The Best Agile Articles book series collects the best agile articles published during a calendar year into a single volume.
You can download your free copy of the ebook from our website or buy a paperback copy from Amazon.
On April 6 the authors of the best agile articles published in 2018 came together for a workshop, giving their talk on topics such as Agile Leadership, distributed teams, and others.
If you would like to subscribe to the soundcast of these talks, head to Soundwise.
Today Tandem Coaching Academy publishes the talk Zuzana Sochova gave during the workshop “Agile Leadership: How to Change World or Work.”
Agile Leadership: How to Change World of Work
Best Agile Articles 2018 is a collection of the articles from a variety of authors published on topics of all things Agile in 2018.
The Best Agile Articles book series collects the best agile articles published during a calendar year into a single volume.
You can download your free copy of the ebook from our website or buy a paperback copy from Amazon.
On April 6 the authors of the best agile articles published in 2018 came together for a workshop, giving their talk on topics such as Agile Leadership, distributed teams, and others.
If you would like to subscribe to the soundcast of these talks, head to Soundwise.
Today Tandem Coaching Academy publishes the talk Zuzana Sochova gave during the workshop “Agile Leadership: How to Change World or Work.”
Transcript of the talk is still pending and will be posted as soon as it becomes available. Than you for your patience!
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