Episode 92 – Fear, And Failure To Commit
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When fear shows up as a failure to commit fully to Agile, we experience one of the most common behaviours associated with Agile failure – failure to commit. Fear of Change, Fear of Failure, and Fear of Loss of Significance all roll together to create a failure to commit Very Slow Agile Adoption – Planning to Plan “Backsliding Into Waterfall” Insisting on specific processes or artefacts – BRD’s, Charters and Business Cases, Dashboards and Reports “The Only Way Is the Old Way” Summary Bullets
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