Budapest Agile Meetup Group

With Gábor Erényi.

In a complex world problems don’t behave the way we expect them to—and trying to manage them with simple or complicated methods often makes things worse.

During this meetup, we’ll explore the Cynefin framework and how it helps you to understand different types of situations and respond accordingly. We’ll look at what truly complex environments require, how learning and adaptation emerge from uncertainty, and how ideas from antifragility can help us not just survive volatility but ride on its waves.

Expect a mindset shift that you can apply the next day.

Many organizations feel the pull of competing forces: legacy processes clash with emerging ones, and people end up talking past each other. In this session, Sandor Hibsch will help you surface the invisible mental models that drive those tensions and show why they produce predictable, counter‑productive outcomes.
What you’ll experience

1. Diagnostic exercise – Together we map the “vectors” (assumptions, habits, power dynamics) that are pulling your organization apart.
2. Shared insights – Identify which of these patterns are common across organizations and which are unique to yours.
3. Actionable “therapies” – Practical techniques (facilitation frameworks, boundary‑setting rituals, feedback loops) that turn diagnosis into a roadmap for building shared understanding and a sustainable, collaborative way of working.

Take‑aways

• A visual map of the mental models that sabotage agile adoption.
• A toolbox of concrete interventions you can start applying immediately.
• A clearer path from fragmented conversations to a unified, high‑performing team.

Who should attend
Agile coaches, Scrum Masters, product owners, engineering leads, and anyone responsible for guiding teams through cultural change.