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What does the term "leader" evoke in your mind? For many of us, a leader is the smartest person in the room, who suggests solutions, exercises power, and sits at the top of the pyramid. But servant-leadership is an edifying leadership style that stands in perfect contrast to the typical stand-alone hero.
Is there anything wrong with traditional leadership? Why has this concept fallen from glory in the modern age?
When coaching and training people on being Agile, we have often used the fabulous Agile Onion [1] from Simon Powers of Adventures With Agile. This is an amazing offering and has really helped us to coach others to be the best that they can be, time after time.
However, over the years there has been a couple of common observations that have constrained the wonderful impact it could have.
At this point, it’s safe to say all of us have heard the term Agile Project Management. But what exactly is Agile? And how do you adopt Agile best practices to become an Agile team?
I had all these questions too, back when I was only getting started and was keen on exploring different project management software and their online collaboration capabilities.