What we’re about
Whether you are new or have years of experience, we welcome you to come expand your understanding of Lean/Agile and your network! We would love to have you.
We are a casual but engaged group of people who are passionate about building community, support, capability and agile mindsets in our area. We gather so we and the people we work with better learn/adapt, honor customers and workers, deliver value and enjoy what we do.
Our gathering format varies. We do frequent Lean Coffee sessions (http://leancoffee.org/) which involves attendees determining the topics. We do quarterly Lighting Talk sessions (a bunch of very brief talks allowing a lot of presenters and topics). We are also starting panel sessions along with longer talks regarding topics of interest.
Code of Conduct:
The Princeton Agility community drives toward equality and inclusion of diversity representation, expertise, and involvement in the agile community. We value diverse idea representation to empower the agile community and enterprises and believe everyone is better off when more ideas are shared.
In support of this mission, Princeton Agility wants to ensure a respectful, safe and inclusive environment for everyone, whenever they are engaged in any activities, events, social media, or operations connected with Princeton Agility.
Please read our complete Code of Conduct (https://bit.ly/3AEGuPF) before attending a meetup.
And here's the link to our YouTube channel where we publish recordings from our speaker-type events: https://www.youtube.com/@princetonagility
See you soon!
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•OnlineWhen Bad Things Happen to Good Teams
OnlineSession Description:
Life on a high performing, self-managing team is awesome all the time. Wouldn’t that be nice. What actually separates high performing teams from the rest is how they react to the inevitable bumps in the road. In this interactive session you will explore ways for a self-managing team to navigate a variety of little disasters. You will find that overcoming a significant challenge can bring a team together and leave them stronger.Speaker:
Chris Sims is a certified scrum trainer, agile coach, and recovering C++ developer who helps organizations improve their productivity and happiness. Chris is the founder of Agile Learning Labs and the co-author of two best-selling scrum books: The Elements of Scrum and Scrum: a Breathtakingly Brief and Agile Introduction. More of their writing can be found on the Agile Learning Labs blog. Before starting Agile Learning Labs in 2007, Chris made a living in roles such as: scrum master, product owner, engineering manager, project manager, software engineer, musician, and auto mechanic.13 attendees
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