The crisis in Agile with Jurgen Appelo
Murray Robinson
A No-Nonsense Leader with better ways to develop software products and services
In this episode, we talked to Jurgen Appelo about the crisis in the Agile community. We explore how the agile job market has changed with diminishing roles for agile coaches and scrum masters. And we discuss what people can do now that the agile consulting and training gold rush is over. We talk about the poor quality of agile practices in organizations claiming to have done agile. And the need to improve further, to get the benefits available. And we talk about the evolution and rebranding of agile practices and the impact of AI on the industry. Gain valuable insights into the future of agile, the importance of adapting to change and strategies for sustaining relevance in a shifting market.
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AI Transformation Leader | AI Agents Pioneer | Creator of Nesmo.ai | Global Keynote Speaker | The Snehal Show | Founder & CTO/CAIO of Boostaro | Ex CapOne | Digital Futurist | AI Ethics Advocate | EMBA
3moHaha, I find this narrative hilarious. I'd be curious about how much money he's losing. Who even cares about these big players in agile anymore? They're all trying to shift to AI without any real advantage. Just dive into AI and ML, and start creating—it's not that difficult. You truly begin "continuous learning" once you start. Just my thoughts.
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Agile 2 Academy; Executive level Agile and DevOps advisor and consultant; Lead author of Agile 2: The Next Iteration of Agile
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3moNo crisis is big enough for an agile community?
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3moInteresting perspective.
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3moWas it a case of management fads come and management fads go or was the idea of self-managed, self-organizing teams too much for middle management to swallow?