Agile IQ®

Continuous Learning Culture

Key Behaviour. Primary Factor.

Overview

The ability to innovate requires acknowledging there is always room to improv. Only those agile teams that actively seek to improve the way they work, and the way they deliver value, reap the rewards of faster time to deliver value, reduced rework, and higher customer satisfaction.

Ultimately, you can’t become more agile if you keep working the same way. 

Behaviours that influence a strong learning culture

Collaboration

People must work with other team members to achieve team goals. This means plan together, and execute together, over working in silos.

Customer Centricity

A focus on value optimises the impacts and outcomes for customers over seeking improvements solely through traditional management activities.

Flow and Impact Metrics

Using flow metrics and impact metrics leads to changes guided by the data surrounding the problem and informed solutions, not by opinions

Management Commitment

Teams are more effective when managers shift to supporting teams by establishing guardrails for self-organision over task management.

Systems Thinking

People in the agile enterprise think about their work as part of a wider ecosystem of people, process and tools.

Team Commitment

Committing to the team plans gives the team a strong focus on succeeding and highlights the steps necessary to succeed.

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