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We are hosting this together with 'Our Agile Tales,' and now we celebrate solutions.

The Agile Manifesto came out in 2001. Today, it seems that everyone is on the Agile bandwagon, making it fairly common in many workplaces. In previous episodes, we've discussed resistance that we've encountered at the leadership, the middle management, and the team level from both the UK and the US perspectives.

Now, through these perspectives, we're going to talk about solutions that you can take away and use to address the examples of resistance we previously shared. In this special holiday episode, we're going to open our advent calendar of solutions to the resistance to Agile as a gift to everyone.

To keep up with our annual tradition and give back at Christmas, every year we invite out members to donate a gift for a child stuck in hospital.

This year, to keep with the tradition, we have searched for an online variation of our cause and would be extremely grateful to all our members if you could donate a gift to Action for Children so that you put a smile on the face of a child in poverty.

https://secretsanta.actionforchildren.org.uk/

Thanks in advance for your generosity.

About the Speakers

Our Friends in the US

Mun-Wai Chung (MW)
MW has been on this Agile journey for about 20 years. She works in organisations all over the world, started in Engineering and ended with her last corporate title as Chief of Staff when she started messing around in HR, Finance and Facilities. You can find more information on her website - https://munwaic.com

JF Unson
JF has been working for 30 years now in Silicon Valley and started his Agile journey in 1998. As an engineer, he decided to try things he read about on netnews with his team, and the results surprised him. He has been using Agile since then and shares his thoughts and experiences through his blog at https://www.jfunson.com.

Our Friends at home in the UK

Sheetal Thaker
Coming from a digital and business background, her area of expertise is digital business transformation and strategic change. Her core strategies involve meaningful change in a way that avoids business disruption, creating outcomes that are credible and longstanding. You can find out more at www.agileworld.co.uk

Giles Lindsay
Giles is a technology and agile leader with over 25 years’ industry experience. He is a former CTO and is now the CEO of Agile Delta Consulting. He is a also a Fellow with the Chartered Institute for IT and a Fellow with the Institute of Analysts and Programmers. He’s a long-term Agilist and Enterprise Agile Coach as well as being member of the Advisory Council of the PMI Disciplined Agile Consortium. Learn more at https://agiledeltaconsulting.com

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