
5 Effective Ways To Increase Management Support For Agile
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In our workshops and classes, participants often lament how difficult it is to get “management to do their part”. And my experience in this area has also been one of many struggles. Some managers get Agile and Scrum. But others seem to have made a hobby out of making things as hard as possible.
Many scientific studies have also emphasized “management support” as one of the most critical, or even the most critical, factors to successful Agility. So what can do we as Agilists other than complain or resort to "us vs them"-thinking?
This episode is aimed at helping Scrum and Agile teams who are struggling to get support from management. Our focus is on the simple things you can do, in almost any environment.
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