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HOW TO TALK TO THE ELEPHANT
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Linda Rising
Independent consultant
Linda Rising LLC
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In speaking about better ways of thinking and problem-solving, Linda has
introduced Jonathan Haidt's model for the brain. He proposes that the rational,
conscious mind is like the rider of an elephant (the emotional, unconscious
mind) who directs the animal to follow a path. In Fearless Change, the pattern
Easier Path recommends making life easier to encourage reluctant individuals to
adopt a new idea. Linda suggests that in conversations with others who see the
world differently, we "talk to the elephant" instead of the "rider." That is,
don't use logic or facts, but appeal to the emotional brain of the listener as
well as making the path more attractive. There is always the question: What's
the best way to talk to the elephant? This presentation will provide some
answers. Linda will present the best elephant-speak and outline suggestions for
providing an Easier Path.
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VINAYA MURALIDHARAN - 10 SURPRISING REASONS YOUR AGILE TRANSFORMATION IS
STUCK
favorite_border 5 agile-mindset Talk 45 Mins Advanced agile-transformation
leadership change-management agile-coaching
vinaya muralidharan
Agile Coach
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If you have witnessed enough Agile transformations, you have probably
experienced a plateau in the journey; or worse, you have experienced “the
great dip”.
Agile Transformations frequently start with a lot of fanfare, see a
fast-paced adoption laced with early successes, and then settle into a
plateau where we experience little to no improvement OR begin a slow, painful
slide into a trough where behaviors start regressing to old ways.
What keeps us stuck on the plateau of change? What might drag us into this
great dip?
There are the usual suspects – management has found the next shiny object,
coaches and transformation agents only know how to help us get this far, all
the easy stuff is done, the frozen middle (management) never really unthawed
and so on.
People with a lot of experience in helping with transformations will know to
watch out for these and would have developed ways to navigate these obstacles
– we know what they look like and we have developed a reliable range of
responses to them.
What really blindsides us are the watermelons! Stuff that looks green on the
outside but is a dangerous shade of red on the inside. Surprising traits that
are superficially positive but can real drag a transformation effort down.
Through this talk I will draw upon my experience of over a decade in
Transformation roles to share what these Watermelons are, telltale signs that
these are lurking in your system and ideas to tackle them.
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RAGHU MEHARWADE / ANUBHAV GUPTA - DISTRIBUTED AGILE TEAMS NOW CLOSER WITH
VIRTUAL REALITY
favorite_border 3 digital-disruption Talk 45 Mins Intermediate
virtual-reality digital-di
Raghu Meharwade
SM - Agile
Accenture
Anubhav Gupta
Product Owner / Functional Architect
Accenture
SCHEDULE 8 MONTHS AGO
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Face-to-face discussion around a sketching space has been considered as most
effective communication strategy. This kind of set up requires members to be
in the same room together. Co-located Agile teams rely on intensive member to
member communication, both within the team and with the customer. This allows
them to deviate from deliverable driven process—like writing detailed
requirement document—usually associated with plan driven approach. Informal
discussions within the room, in breakout areas, and other shared physical
spaces radiate the information thus contributing towards teams collective
understanding without having the need formal communications. While every
organization will have its own business reasons for setting distributed Agile
teams, distribution demand formal ways of conducting the communication
lacking which contribute to knowledge gaps among members. Advancements in
communication strategies has helped distributed teams to maintain the
communication but it has still left a gap in the form of "Presence
disparity".
Face-to-face discussion around a sketching space has been considered as most
effective communication strategy. This kind of set up requires members to be
in the same room together. Co-located Agile teams rely on intensive member to
member communication, both within the team and with the customer. This allows
them to deviate from deliverable driven process—like writing detailed
requirement document—usually associated with plan driven approach. Informal
discussions within the room, in breakout areas, and other shared physical
spaces radiate the information thus contributing towards teams collective
understanding without having the need formal communications. While every
organization will have its own business reasons for setting distributed Agile
teams, distribution demand formal ways of conducting the communication
lacking which contribute to knowledge gaps among members. Advancements in
communication strategies has helped distributed teams to maintain the
communication but it has still left a gap in the form of "Presence
disparity".
In this suggested talk, we share our experience around exploration of
Extended Reality (XR) as new communication strategy and its deployment within
distributed Agile teams to reduce presence disparity gap, challenges faced &
lessons learnt.
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