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This is your Channel for Agile Education. We offer you videos about Agile, Scrum and Organizsational Development. If you want to learn more about becoming a Scrum Master, Product Owner or Agile Leader; if you want to see how Agile works in different companies around the globe; or if you always wanted to understand the Scrum Foundations and Agile Fundamentals, this is your place!
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- Self-Paced E-Learning: lms.agile-academy.com/en/courses/
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Agile Evolution, Curiosity, and AI - Henrik Kniberg in conversation with Sohrab Salimi
In this Agile Insights Conversation, Sohrab Salimi and Henrik Kniberg dive into a thought-provoking conversation about the evolution of Agile methodologies, the role of curiosity in driving innovation, and how AI is reshaping the way we work.
📌 Key Topics Covered:
- The ongoing evolution of Agile (spoiler: it’s not dead!).
- Why curiosity is essential for adaptability and innovation.
- The metaphor of being a "tool collector" in both Agile and AI.
- AI as a productivity booster and a creative collaborator.
- The significance of prompt engineering for leveraging AI effectively.
- How AI twins and digital colleagues are transforming teamwork.
- The ethical implications of AI in the workplace and beyond.
💡 Takeaways:
- Agile continues to evolve, demanding flexibility and learning.
- Curiosity and adaptability fuel innovation.
- AI isn't just a tool-it's a game-changing partner for the future of work.
- Ethical AI development is critical for sustainable progress.
🔗 Explore the future where humans and AI collaborate seamlessly, driving productivity, creativity, and ethical innovation. Don’t miss the chance to rethink how you approach work, technology, and continuous learning!
🌟 About Henrik Kniberg
Henrik is a renowned Agile coach, author, and speaker with a passion for fostering innovation and collaboration. Known for his practical and engaging approach, Henrik has worked with organizations worldwide to implement Agile methodologies and improve team dynamics.
He is the author of influential books such as "Scrum and XP from the Trenches" and "Lean from the Trenches," which have become essential reading for Agile practitioners. With a background in software development and a deep interest in AI and digital transformation, Henrik combines technical expertise with a focus on adaptability and continuous learning.
As a self-proclaimed "tool collector," Henrik emphasizes curiosity, experimentation, and the ethical use of technology to drive meaningful change in organizations.
👉 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging discussions on Leadership,
📌 Key Topics Covered:
- The ongoing evolution of Agile (spoiler: it’s not dead!).
- Why curiosity is essential for adaptability and innovation.
- The metaphor of being a "tool collector" in both Agile and AI.
- AI as a productivity booster and a creative collaborator.
- The significance of prompt engineering for leveraging AI effectively.
- How AI twins and digital colleagues are transforming teamwork.
- The ethical implications of AI in the workplace and beyond.
💡 Takeaways:
- Agile continues to evolve, demanding flexibility and learning.
- Curiosity and adaptability fuel innovation.
- AI isn't just a tool-it's a game-changing partner for the future of work.
- Ethical AI development is critical for sustainable progress.
🔗 Explore the future where humans and AI collaborate seamlessly, driving productivity, creativity, and ethical innovation. Don’t miss the chance to rethink how you approach work, technology, and continuous learning!
🌟 About Henrik Kniberg
Henrik is a renowned Agile coach, author, and speaker with a passion for fostering innovation and collaboration. Known for his practical and engaging approach, Henrik has worked with organizations worldwide to implement Agile methodologies and improve team dynamics.
He is the author of influential books such as "Scrum and XP from the Trenches" and "Lean from the Trenches," which have become essential reading for Agile practitioners. With a background in software development and a deep interest in AI and digital transformation, Henrik combines technical expertise with a focus on adaptability and continuous learning.
As a self-proclaimed "tool collector," Henrik emphasizes curiosity, experimentation, and the ethical use of technology to drive meaningful change in organizations.
👉 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging discussions on Leadership,
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Doing Agile Right Part II - Darrell Rigby in conversation with Sohrab Salimi
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Doing Agile Right Part III - Darrell Rigby in conversation with Sohrab Salimi
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Here’s a corrected version of your sentence🤪: "Awesome conversation, thank you both! People + AI = Magic 🌟 I’m already using 'Henrik in the pocket,' and I’m obviously going to book a course by Henrik 😁."
Happy you like it. Thank you Alona.
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Sustainment?
You are hired as Head Technical Lead for Scrum , Kanban, and Project Mgt
That's a great explanation, thank you for covering things meticulously, I genuinely love it.
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Thank you @Agile Academy for sharing.
I love this series!
Love it! You have to sweat it! You can't buy a transformation!
Thank you Afagh
Thnak you for this interview. Wonderful guest, interesting personality and bunch of learnings along the fascinating journey. ✨️
Thank you very much Alona
"Imagination is more important than knowledge" said Albert Einstein. Probably plus discipline and bulldozer approach 😊
Thank you Alona
Wow
Very Well Explained. Neat, Clear and Perfect
Thank you very much. Happy you like it.
Super, thanks
❤
Appreciate it
Thank you
Danke für die inspirierende Keynote🎉"keine Rocket Science" und dennoch schaffen es die meisten nicht. Wir können aber versuchen selbst dazu beizutragen.
Vielen Dank für dein positives Feedback! Es stimmt, oft sind es die scheinbar einfachen Konzepte, die in der Umsetzung die größten Herausforderungen darstellen. Aber genau wie du sagst, liegt es an uns, einen Unterschied zu machen. Lasst uns dranbleiben und gemeinsam was bewegen!
This is excellent. You have helped me finish my paper for the section regarding this topic. Many thanks. You took this topic and made it so informative. I appreciate you.
It's wonderful to hear that our Video on Cross-Functional Teams was so helpful to you! If you have any more questions or need further clarification on this topic or any other, please don't hesitate to ask. Good luck with your paper, and thank you for your kind words. We're here to help!
Nothing to do with "Agile" though...
What he explained are first priciples of Agile .. Fail early to innovate faster. DevOps literally does this through employing continuous feedback loops.
Amazing
Thank you very much.
Can't stop watching the speaker's hands .... What is he signaling!!
Vielen Dank fürs Teilen. Ich habe vor ca. 8 Jahren das Scrum Master Training und die Zertifizierung bei Sohrab gemacht. Ich erinnere mich noch immer gerne an die Zeit zurück. Das war super. Freue mich, dich zu diesem Thema hier wieder zu sehen (Auch wenn das Video schon ein Jahr alt ist). Alles Gute für die Zukunft.
Danke dir Daniel. Schön zu hören, dass du gute Erinnerungen an das Scrum Master Training mit Sohrab hast! Es ist beeindruckend, wie solche Erfahrungen auch Jahre später noch nachwirken. Danke für deinen Kommentar und weiterhin viel Erfolg!
Very well articulated video. It clarifies cross functionality for the Agile teams succinctly. 👍
Thank you. Happy you like it.
"Keiner kann sich langfristig der Gegenseitigkeit entziehen" - Oscar Wilde
manny
Interesting, but what does this have to with agile?
Sohrab, I love how you explain Hackman and share this video with my students. One small suggestion. You have a typo in the intro to the video that says Tuckman not Hackman.
Thank you Thomas for your kind words and for bringing the typo to our attention! We apologize for any confusion and will correct it to "Hackman". We're glad the video is helpful to your students and appreciate your vigilance in maintaining accuracy.
Beautifully explained. May i say however, in the real world, teams do not have the time to follow process. People are overworked, overbooked and unable to attend the daily meetings let alone do their work. I've been a PM officially for 20 years. And unofficially even more. The other factor is funding or resources disappearing and the favorite, company management and upper management politics. Anyhow we have to keep trying.
Thank you for your insightful feedback! You're right, real-world challenges like overwork and company politics often make it tough to follow Scrum to the letter. Your 20+ years of experience as a PM adds a lot of weight to this perspective. While it's not always easy, the core principles of Scrum can still guide us toward better project management. We appreciate your input and agree, we have to keep trying!
👋🏻 Agreed 💯
Very interesting talk ! Thank you for bringing Jim Highsmith to us.
Thank you Alona. Happy you like it
Good insights.. I just wish Marty could do more talking rather than listening next time
Promo-SM 😌
THANK YOU ! You are an amazing teacher
Great to hear that! We offer a complimentary free Scrum course for further learning. Check it out here: lms.agile-academy.com/en/courses/scrum-foundations/.
I subscribed in 3 minutes. This is superb
Happy you subscribed ;-)
This is sweet....
Glad you like it...
Thank you for the valuable talk. It is also very hurtful wenn the Managers realized that we have no strategy or we are not sure about it. Unfortunately not every manager see actually the chance in it to improve on the strategy. I like your advice to use a collaborative approach.
Thank you for your insights. It's always wonderful to hear from those applying these concepts and finding value in them.
Thank you for the interview! I am using Holger's book on a daily basis now. ✏️To learn how to communicate better using visual tools ❤️ ✏️Creativity is hard work ✏️Creativity is about getting feedback, adapting, iterating ✏️Distancing your own personality from the product you build ✏️Ugly drawings vs. perfect drawing ✨️ ✏️we are not asking enough questions ✏️understand, create, share ✏️in which phase are we now? ✏️boost your energy to be heard ✏️avoid cognitive murder ✏️thinking hats The whole interview has very warm atmosphere, and I love it.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for actively engaging with the content! It's great to hear that Holger's book has been a valuable resource for you. Your summary beautifully captures the core points about creativity, communication, and the process of creation we discussed.Thank you for your engagement and insights. Keep exploring, keep questioning, and keep creating!
Love the feedback... thank you!
I get pissed off how come such a brilliant interview after a half of the year on TH-cam has only 12 likes and 12th was mine! Wtf is going on in Product world?!
Firstly, thank you for your support and for recognizing the value of the content we're creating. It's great to hear that you found the interview to be informative and insightful. The aim is to provide high-quality, meaningful content to help our audience navigate the product world, and your feedback validates our efforts. As for the number of likes, we understand that it can be disappointing. However, we believe that the impact of our content is not solely determined by these metrics. Even if it helps just a handful of people deepen their understanding, inspire their creativity, or improve their practices, we consider it a success. Of course, we also appreciate the power of digital engagement in spreading these insights to a wider audience. If you'd like to help more people find this content, feel free to share the interview on your own networks and recommend it to anyone who might find it valuable. Thank you again for your support and enthusiasm. Let's keep pushing forward and creating an impact in the product world, one insightful conversation at a time.
@@scrumacademy I already share this on my LinkedIn! More people have to see such valuable interviews! Thank you!
Thank you Alexey... appreciate your feedback.
I'm saddened that even Marty Cagan doesn't understand real coaching, from an ICF perspective. This form of coaching is not part of the agile world. Most professional coaches have not heard of agile. How are these myths getting perpetuated?
Many thanks!
After watching tons of videos on youtube, I can say that your channel is so underrated. Thanks
Thank you very much for your feedback. We are happy you like the videos...
You are a very good teacher!
Thank you Stella. Happy you like it.
Well elaborated.thanks for the video
Happy you liked the video. Thanks for the feedback!
Fantastic excellent Video, very excellent facilitator. The best Scrum video i have ever watched
Thank you for the feedback Tandlyne... love to hear that ;-)
Good video, but it (ironically) could have been leaner
Thank you Rav... how could it have been leaner? Which aspect of this video went too long? Happy to receive your feedback.
This video just gave me a better understanding. Now I can explain to others what scrum is without saying it's hard to explain. Thank you. I am sure I am not the only one here .
Happy the video helped you. Feel free to share with your team ;-)
Excellent explanation!
Thank you for the feedback!
What a masterpiece of scrum videos!!! Thank so so much for this!
Happy you like it...
Thank you. Very well structured, clear and the visializations are just amazing!
Thank you very much.