Mike Bowler

Coach and Trainer, specializing in Agile, Kanban, technical software practices and human behaviour.

Mike primarily works on corporate engagements that block months at a time, although he does make time slots available for individuals who need quicker assistance (see the 55 minute coaching call below).

If you heard Mike speak recently and are looking for more information on that topic, you’re probably looking for this follow-up page.


Overview

Mike is an experienced coach and trainer who helps teams, and their management, improve the way they work. What makes Mike’s approach different is in the range of skills that he brings to your organization.

  • Human behaviour, psychology, and applied neuroscience, to improve how people work, both individually and in groups.
  • Workflow design and implementation, to improve how the work flows through the system and how value is created.
  • Technical skills to improve how the value is actually implemented and maintained.
  • 25 years of experience with Agile methods to put it all together.

Mike is based in Kelowna, BC, Canada and has traveled around the world, provide training classes, coaching and facilitation services to his clients. Today, preference is being given to coaching that can be done remotely.

Credentials

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Recent articles by Mike

Date Title Location
2024-07-25 Stages of competence Unconscious Agile
2024-07-24 Agile Within Podcast Unconscious Agile
2024-07-23 Definitions of Ready and Done Improving Flow
2024-07-22 Code comprehension: Chunks and Beacons Agile Technical Excellence
2024-07-21 Reinventing the wheel Agile Technical Excellence
2024-07-21 Default Mode Network Unconscious Agile
2024-07-20 Monkey Grassing Improving Flow
2024-07-18 Workplace stress and anxiety Unconscious Agile
2024-07-15 Tracking metrics Improving Flow
2024-07-15 The ugliest, nastiest, code Agile Technical Excellence

Books

Mike was a contributor to the following books.

  • “Test-Driven Development: A Practical Guide” Author: Dave Astels, Published: 2003
  • “Mob Programming” Authors: Woody Zuill & Kevin Meadows, Published: 2016