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Unlocking the Secrets
of Successful Scrum Teams - Navigating Conflict with the Team Toxins Concept
Presented by Simon Flossmann, Professional Scrum Trainer, and Christian Hoftsletter, Professional Coach
Are you a part of a Scrum Team looking to enhance your collaboration and communication dynamics? Join this webinar with PST Simon Flossmann and professional coach Christian Hoftstetter as they delve into the secrets of successful Scrum Teams that excel in conflict resolution and foster healthy relationships.
Conflict is inevitable in any team environment, but how you handle it can make all the difference. Based on the renowned work of American relationship psychologist John Gottman, we'll explore the concept of "Team Toxins" – four common patterns of toxic behavior that can hinder team effectiveness.
Together, we will uncover the toxic communication patterns that often plague teams, hindering progress and causing friction among members. Learn how to spot the early signs of toxic interactions within your team and understand how these behaviors try to be helpful.
Take advantage of this opportunity to equip your Scrum Team
with the essential tools for conflict resolution, creating a more cohesive,
resilient, and thriving team environment. Join us for an engaging session to
empower you to foster a culture of open communication and collaboration within
your Scrum Team.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 29, 2023; 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
EST
Host: Scrum.org
Why Nimble Organizations Need
Agile Requirements Engineering
Presented by Howard Podeswa, Author, Consultant, Trainer
This webinar addresses the question being asked by many in requirements engineering (RE) and its sister competency, business analysis - including practitioners, those who manage them, thought-leaders and leaders of professional BA organizations: Will RE and BA survive the transition to agile development? In practice, various roles might carry out RE/BA responsibilities in an agile organization – including product owner (PO), requirements engineer, business analyst, proxy product owner, product manager and release train engineer (RTE).
For most of his professional life, Podeswa has been focused
on helping organizations optimize their RE/BA competencies as they transition
to agile ways of working. In this talk, he draws on lessons learned from
those experiences, and guidelines from his recently published book, The Agile Guide to Business Analysis and
Planning, to explain why RE/BA competencies will remain not
only relevant but vital to an agile organization, regardless of what we call
the person who performs it.
Audience: IIBA Members
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 29, 2023; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
EST
Host: International Institute of Business Analysis @IIBA
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