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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2023 · 41 MIN

What Is Agile Transformation? Jim Snape

from The Everyday Agile Podcast · host Everyday Agile Ltd

Jim helps organisations find their purpose, identify value and set clear goals they can work towards. He does this by leaning into solid foundations within lean, agile & systems thinking gained over many years. The result is teams & leaders can connect strategy to value and know what their about. Chapters: 00:00 - 00:40 Coming Up 00:40 - 01:20 Introduction 01:25 - 04:10 Who is Jim Snape? 04:11 - 06:05 What made you start posting on Linkedin? 06:05 - 07:30 There is no such thing as transformation 07:30 - 08:23 What are your current challenges? 08:23 - 09:43 How do you take those lessons forward? 09:43 -12:12 A couple of things that may help. 12:15 - 14:32 How can the Agile community do better? 14:32 - 15:43 What is Agile Footballification? 15:44 - 18:24 Is there ever a need to bootstrap? 18:24 - 19:24 What have you changed your mind about recently? 19:24 - 23:30 The balance of bringing your true self to work 23:30 - 27:51 Getting into the industry 27:51 - 34:20 The Linkedin Chest test 34:23 - 40:28 What's next? 40:27 - 41:06 Where can people find you? 41:06 - 41:18 - Outro Connect with Jim   / jim-snape-56926672  

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