Sabine Canditt - Learn what helps you create a purposeful, joyful, and ultimately a sustainable working life!
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Do you remember the early days of Scrum?If you do, you heard about what Scrum called “sustainable pace”. The idea that the Scrum team should be able to continuously, and for a long time deliver value to the market,without crunch-time, or long working hours, and not even the mythical coke & pizza weekends! 😎
If you don’t remember the early days of Scrum, you’d be excused from knowing about that great, yet forgotten concept of “sustainable pace”. But worry not! It’s not too late to learn about what that is, and how it can significantly help you, and your team!
Sabine Canditt joins Ines Garcia on the Agile Online Meetup to share:
- Why we, agilists, need to be part of a movement for more sustainability
- The opportunities that you have to start with little steps in your working or private life
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The patterns that help working with complex adaptive systems like people, teams, organisations, and natural systems
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