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119 Paradoxes in Wonderland, with Geof Ellingham

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118 Agile in Wonderland: Human Centric Coaching, with Geof Ellingham

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117 Does SAFe make doing Behavior Driven Development Hard?

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116 Systems Thinking on BDD and SAFe

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115 Behavior Driven Development at Scale with SAFe

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114 Gherkin, Three Amigos, and Pair Programing

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113 Why is BDD a better practice than ATDD?

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112 CodeTogether’s Business Model

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111 How CodeTogether Works and how it’s FAR BETTER than Screen Sharing

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110 Developing Developers with Pair Programing

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109 Tips for Covid times—Pair Program with CodeTogether

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108 Double Robot’s BlazeSky Business Model

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107 BlazeSky and Lean Startup Experiments, Creating with Unity, and more Test Automation

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106 Pitching a Game and Automating Tests in BlazeSky

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105 Developing Indy Games the Agile Way

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104 Designers and Agile Teams—Not getting in Your Own Way & Design Debt

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103 Designers and Agile Teams—Tips for Designers to OVERCOME Hidden Waterfall within Agile.

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102 Designers and Agile Teams—Team Level Trust, Design Interviews, and more with Sophie Freiermuth

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101 How Designers should work with Agile Teams, with Sophie Freiermuth

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100 Covid19 Office Tips with Jim Benson—How to Become a GREAT Performing Team

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099 Covid Office Tips with Jim Benson—How to get my team to work well?

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098 Covid Office Tips with Jim Benson-Who is in my Distributed Team?

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097 Agile Fluency Instead of Assessment

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096 Agile Fluency explained by Diana Larsen

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095 Planning Poker to Uncover Business Value

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094 Business Analyst’s shift to Agile

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093 Embedded Products paired with Agility and Innovation is MetaAgility, with David Bishop

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091 Deeper connections through Play, Jenny Bramble

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090 Agile via gentle Mutiny by Jenny Bramble

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088 Business Agility’s Compatibility with Different Businesses Domains and Company Sizes

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087 Visual Management’s challenge to being all Inclusive

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086 What does Business Agility Look Like?

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085 Reinventing Old Business Processes

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084 Business Agility means to Focus on New Constraints

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083 How Evan Leybourn got into Business Agility

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082 The Marketing work of a Blockchain, IOT, AI/ML Entrepreneur

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081 Pingala, Blockchain, and Airports, how a Necessity causes Invention

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080 Pingala’s Blockchain Land Registery and AI ML

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079 IOT Smart Mirrors and Smart Cities

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078 From Agile Coach to Blockchain Entrepreneur, Vinay Krishna

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077 From Agile Coach to Agile Entrepreneur, With Vinay Krishna

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076 Business Agility Toolkit, introduced by Scott W Ambler

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075 A Scrum Myth, with Scott Ambler

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074 Disciplined Agile, a toolkit for Business Agility

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073 Origination of Disciplined Agile, with Scott W Ambler

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668 Scary User Stories Estimates that took HOURS

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667 The FOREVER Minute Standup

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666 Scare of the Tasking Manager

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072 Freelock’s Bots

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071 Visual Diffing, Blue Green Deployments, and Build Velocity, with John Locke

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070 Stop “hand coding” in your LIVE WordPress, instead use Branching and Continuous Delivery

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059 Defantasizing Organizational Change, with Craig Larman

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058 Larman’s Laws of Organizational Change

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057 Cutting the fat out of Enterprises with LeSS and Craig Larman

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056 Craig Larman dishes the Inside Track of the Agile Manifesto

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048 What FAST Agile EXCELS at

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047 Roles in a FAST Agile Tribe

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046 Camelot, the Holy Grail, and Freeing the Human Spirit with FAST Agile

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045 Pushing the Envelope of Agile with FAST Agile

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044 FAST Agile innovates beyond Scrum with Flow

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043 Quinton Quartel’s FAST Agile framework for Scaling Agile

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042 Distributed Agile Teams, a battle royal between the Fight Night Panel and Audience

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041 Proscriptive structures for collaboration versus organic, debated by the Fight Night Panel

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040 How does your framework ensure alignment with business priorities, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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039 How does your framework take you from projects to products, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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038 How does your Agile framework continuously improve?, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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037 What is the goal of your framework?, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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036 Why should I select YOUR Framework?, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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035 Cost of Agile Framework Ownership debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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034 Nexus Sprint Review and Retrospective

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033 Nexus Integration Team

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032 How the Nexus makes Plans

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031 Forming a Nexus

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030 Nexus for multi-team Scrum, with Richard Hundhausen

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029 The Value TDD gives to Leadership

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028 What it takes to be a TDD Guru ​

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027 Unfinished User Stories in Sprint Planning

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026 Naughty and Nice Ways to Tally Unfinished Stories

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025 As a developer, how to become proficient at TDD?

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024 Getting the Whole Organization doing TDD

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023 Getting the rest of the team doing TDD ​

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022 TDD with a Stack Overflow Master Developer

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021 Code Coverage Scandal ​

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020 TDD Undoer

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019 A QA Professional Questions Micro Tests and TDD

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018 TDD gets no Love from the PO

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017 The Architect Disses TDD

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016 Driving under the Influence of FUD

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015 The TDD FUD Spreader

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014 Why Devs don’t TDD

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055 Look for Solutions to Problems rather than a Scaling Framework

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061 Kanban Thanksgiving Part 2, was it a Success or Failure?

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060 Kanban Thanksgiving

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054 Ownership by Team and PO

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053 Scale the Good rather than the Mistakes

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013 Developer Intent and the Bible

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012 An Example of doing TDD

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052 Same Fun Dynamic at Scale

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051 Why do people want Scaling?

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050 Introducing the Scaling Agile with LeSS series