by Joekub
Joe Auslander and Jakub Jurkiewicz are agile coaches living in New Zealand. They like to get together and engage in conversations about agile, life and monkeys. Sometimes they record these conversations and publish them in this podcast. Theme music by Matt Farely of Motern Media
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August 22, 2023
From developer, to team builder, to positive disruptor, to author, to community builder, Sandy Mamoli has been one of the most influential names in agile for New Zealand. Joekub is grateful to have the opportunity to hear about how the agile space in New Zealand has changed since 2006 to now. Sandy shares valuable insights on what agile has to offer now, how to create a space to enable teams to self form, and what the impact of 'the big four' has been on agile opportunities in New Zealand. Please join us in this episode as we get to know one of New Zealand's OG agilists and innovators. If you'd like to reach out to Sandy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandymamoli/ Please check out her book, Creating Great Teams: How Self-Selection Lets People Excel: https://www.amazon.com/Creating-Great-Teams-Self-Selection-People/dp/1680501283
July 27, 2023
In this episode we continue the conversation started with Lysa Adkins and Joanne Stone around using agile to make the world a better place. Aldo Rall is one of many people of the agile persuasion who are applying their skills beyond the IT arena, in hopes of helping others. Aldo shares with us two examples of where he has been able to help people in his community using the skills he's developed by working in the agile community. He also gives us a steer in how to find places to engage to do good in your community. If you're an agilist interested in learning how you can find opportunities to do good in your community, this episode is a great place to get inspiration from someone already doing it. Learn more about chartering - https://novavi.co/the-team-chartering-experience/ Project Learning business - https://www.functionaleducation.com/ reach out to Aldo - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldorall/
July 3, 2023
Edwin Dando has been one of the biggest engines behind the New Zealand Agile movement since the early 2000s. He was the first Scrum trainer in NZ. He created a business whose sole purpose was to teach people how to be agile. He created communities built around bringing agilists together and even created the first Agile NZ conference. So why is Edwin putting down the Agile Banner and talking about Adaptive instead? In this interview Edwin tells us about his epic journey from developer to one of NZs biggest names in the agile community. He explains how his journey has taken him from focusing on teams and delivery, to working with executives and board members. He also shares his vision for what agilists will need to become in the future. If you are interested in learning more about Adaptive NZ 2023 conference you can go here: https://www.adaptivenz.co.nz/ If you'd like to reach out to Edwin directly, you can reach him at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwindando/
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Joe Auslander and Jakub Jurkiewicz are agile coaches living in New Zealand. They like to get together and engage in conversations about agile, life and monkeys. Sometimes they record these conversations and publish them in this podcast.
Theme music by Matt Farely of Motern Media
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