Dealing with Dysfunction: Agile NZ 2016

Asimov’s Laws of Robotics help man and machine get along. So, where are the laws that stop teams from hurting themselves either by action or inaction?

This talk at Agile NZ 2016 in Auckland looks at adopting couples counselling patterns to treat team dysfunction.
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Matthew Hodgson

Matthew is the CEO and co-founder of Zen Ex Machina (ZXM) . He's a Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) and SAFe® SPC5. Matthew is an author, keynote speaker, and a regular presenter at international conferences across Australia, USA, Asia, and Europe. He's highly regarded amongst his clients and peers for the unique approach he has brought to the industry focussing on the psychology to introduce agile product management operating models across the enterprise.

What makes an agile team great and why? After coaching a number of teams in Scrum, we’ve now seen a number that, after a some months now, could be considered high performers. Some of these go bad and reject any external criticism regardless of how accurate that might be. Why do these teams go bad? Groupthink might have the answer.

Dealing with Dysfunction: Agile NZ 2016

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