Agile Boulder

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87163139941

Exhausted? Tired? Stuck? Feeling helpless? This is the webinar for you! We will work on skills to help you elevate your game and find the balance.
A Corporate Exhausted Hero is a leader of a growing organization that is trying to do it all and probably not doing any of it well. And through massive change and growth over the last few years, there are more exhausted heroes than ever before! We need to elevate these leaders from firefighters to fire chiefs. It starts with understanding that our jobs should change, not grow, to be successful. From the Forbes Books published book, Rescuing the Corporate Exhausted Hero, come hear how you reposition your leadership and avoid exhaustion.

Who would benefit from this session?

Any middle manager or executive leaders, or any individuals feeling exhausted!

Imposter Syndrome is something a lot of us experience. Over the years I have learned that rather than denying or fighting it, embracing it and then working around it has allowed me to grow and come out of my comfort zone without wasting my precious energy. Thus, embrace your imposter syndrome and work around it to unlock your full potential.

Who would benefit from this topic?

Any working professional, especially agilists as we are surrounded by naysayers around us making us feel like we are imposters

Scott L. Bain
Senior Technical Trainer at PMI

"Test-Driven Development" was originally suggested by Ward Cunningham in the mid 1900's as a way for developers to generate code from unit tests. In the ensuing years it has also been suggested that organizations can drive requirements into development by writing acceptance tests to guide the process. Which of these should we call "TDD"? Which, if either, is more important, or should take precedence in terms of our attention and allocation of resources? Should we do them both? can they work together? How does ether relate to traditional testing?

This presentation will clarify the relationship between these two processes, how they are different, how they are the same, and most importantly how they can work together synergistically. We will demonstrate how TDD can strengthen any agile process. Along the way you will learn why you should become "test driven", what that means, and a powerful way to do it.

TDD is a very powerful paradigm for software development from business prioritization to requirements analysis through product design to working code. Join us and learn how it works, and where you fit into the process.