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HERE IS A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO LEADING AGILE TEAMS SUCCESSFULLY

If you want to take your team to the next level by running it properly "Agile Project management for beginners 2023"

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This book is a guide step by step to use agile project management framework for success and replicate it starting from plan through design and develop to lunch.

  • Motivate teams so that they are more likely to deliver their best work than unhappy teams.
  • Satisfy your customer through early and continuous software delivery.
  • Increased project control
  • Low risk of failure due to constant prioritizing and testing
  • Working together by ensuring collaboration between business stakeholders, managers, and team members throughout the project.
"AGILE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR BEGINNERS 2023", has all the informations you need to work better as a team.
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  1. Sammio20's avatar
    Sammio20
    If you’re thinking about reading this for anything to do with software projects, just get Marty Cagans book Inspired. No deals, but it’s a far better investment of your time.
  2. Chestertonb's avatar
    Chestertonb
    I'm having a scrum tomorrow to see if should download this or not.
  3. Unsane's avatar
    Unsane
    Click "Buy Now" and give your team the right attitude to do wonderful things!
    What utter twaddle but at least it's free.
  4. bobbi's avatar
    bobbi
    Thanks love a bit of iterative project management
  5. fastcarmaniac's avatar
    fastcarmaniac
    Start my new PM job in June, best have a read to see what it’s all about!
  6. AaronNuttall's avatar
    AaronNuttall
    Perfect
  7. xxxxbrettxxxx's avatar
    xxxxbrettxxxx
    Thanks OP
  8. Proveright's avatar
    Proveright
    Thanks OP
  9. stephen1313's avatar
    stephen1313
    I’m sceptical. The mix of “project” and “agile” means this is likely to be mediocre at best. You can’t be truly agile on a project with fixed scope or timescales. At best you are project managing waterfall requirements into an agile framework such as Scrum, so you get “scrumfall”. If you are a project and not a product led organisation, you really have to ask yourself what good really looks like?
  10. CDP's avatar
    CDP
    The current Emperor's new clothes. The sooner everyone realises he's actually naked and ignores industry fads, unless they are appropriate, the better.
    Suitable for specific situations, but the blind mass adoption in totally unsuitable situations (my experience) is ridiculous and bad management/leadership. Especially when the actual motive is them hearing of cutting costs and time (and corners!).
    When you're forced to stand round and write on walls because of this being adopted just to 'appear' agile despite everything around the product necessitating waterfall, you tend to get a cynical and negative view of these things that become 'industry standard' somehow. (edited)
  11. mat_in_london's avatar
    mat_in_london
    Are all those methodologies any good, or is this just a pyramid scheme.
    dgrain's avatar
    dgrain
    As above comments, right tool for the right context. For complex, iterative product work, Scrum is the way to go. For anything that has mass dependencies and logical steps, waterfall is not the devil it’s a made out to be. What is most important in ANY project are the pillars Agile is built on. Transparency, adaptation and inspection. All projects need to adapt and constant communication between ‘builders’ is key.
  12. SamCramphorn's avatar
    SamCramphorn
    Unfortunately the software I manage as a PO has to be 'fragile'. Wanna be agile but due to the lack of CICD and the development tool we use (OutSystems) it really makes it difficult.

    Still give it a good read though!
    dgrain's avatar
    dgrain
    Outsystems really sucks. Feel sorry for you.
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