A sneak peek at the chapters contained therein:
Everything contained in this book, served gangnam dot-point style
“I cannot stress the importance of pausing, reflecting and having serious conversations about how to improve. I you take one thing away from this book, take this - it’s not just doing them frequently, it’s doing them authentically.”
Agile: Explain it like I’m five
Why the f*ck do we need another book about this?
The takeaway at the top: do authentic retrospectives
Let's talk about you, baby
Beginners Mind
Growth Mindset
Grit
Case Study
Let's talk about us, Jules. aka Lost in Transition - a love letter to Anne Hathaway
Empathy
Decision Making
Psychological Safety
Case Studies
Rowing, sushi, and the training room
Continuous Improvement
Visualisation and Goal Setting
Case Study
Smoking, donuts and the scope monster
Backlogs and Communication
A Vision of Theseus: The Art of Product Ownership
Case Study
A Gedanken: Jack, Jill and Takeshi.
Mura: Unevenness
Expanding your eye: observation as a management skill
Case Study
Scrum like you’ve never seen it before
The four loops
Scrum for the rest of us
Case Study
Onion Soup, Zen silence and the magic of Nintendo
Gamification
Short cycle times and teaming
Case Study
Stuff that didn't fit anywhere else
The kanban for this book
What to do next