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Recent Articles
Date | Title | Location | Author |
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2025-04-25 | Cross training | Unconscious Agile | Mike Bowler |
2025-04-22 | Getting out in nature | Unconscious Agile | Mike Bowler |
2025-04-14 | Building the right thing | Improving Flow | Mike Bowler |
2025-04-08 | Using dates to motivate | Unconscious Agile | Mike Bowler |
2025-02-15 | No single right answer | Improving Flow | Mike Bowler |
2025-02-02 | Driving to the airport | Improving Flow | Mike Bowler |
2025-01-29 | WIP by Parent | Improving Flow | Mike Bowler |
2025-01-20 | Orientational metaphors and WIP | Unconscious Agile | Mike Bowler |
2025-01-10 | AI and Critical Thinking | Unconscious Agile | Mike Bowler |
2025-01-03 | Social proof in meetings | Unconscious Agile | Mike Bowler |
Older articles can be found on one of our blogs.
- Improving Flow for content on Kanban and general workflow
- Unconscious Agile for content on the intersection of agile and human behaviour
- Agile Technical Excellence for content on Agile technical practices.
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