Coach: help people rethink and change the way they go about doing things
Chartering high-performance teams is no easy thing. Teams often struggle to establish a strong collective identity and build a starter set of working agreements. As a facilitator, I’ve found that helping folks clearly define their “Why, What, and Who” is foundational for building high-performing, cohesive teams. A recent Facebook prompt, …
Andy Cleff chats with guest Lennie Noiles about the importance of coaching and supervision for agile coaches
Explore the uncharted territory of the Agile jungle with seasoned Scrum Masters. Gain insights into distinguishing roles, balancing likability and accountability, navigating conflicts, and fostering personal growth. Join the conversation on the intricacies of the Scrum Master’s journey, offering valuable guidance for both newcomers and seasoned practitioners in the Agile realm.
Explore the nuances of pride in agile coaching with insights from Chris Murman, Jay Hrcsko, and Andrew Leff. Dive into candid discussions on vulnerability, feedback, and navigating organizational culture, unlocking transformative possibilities in this insightful Agile Uprising podcast.
Back in the 1960s, American physician and neuroscientist Paul D. MacLean proposed the triune brain as a model of the evolution of the vertebrate forebrain and behavior. Subsequent it has been called “…the myth lurking in every coaching conversation.
