Kat Antonowicz - Beyond Frameworks: The Human Side of Agile
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What if Agile isn’t failing—people are just unconvinced? In this talk, Kat Antonowicz reveals unexpected lessons from game development and social work: why change is emotional, how resistance signals fear—not defiance—and how true Agile creates psychological safety, helping teams learn, trust, and improve together.
Key Takeaways
- Resistance is protection, not opposition
- Curiosity builds trust and unlocks change
- Safety drives learning, not pressure
Recommended Resources
- “Agile Retrospectives” – By Esther Derby & Diana Larsen. Practical ways to foster reflection and team learning
- “Motivational Interviewing” – By William R. Miller & Stephen Rollnick. A guide to navigating change through empathy and curiosity
Parting Word of Advice
"Stay curious, keep learning, and keep improving—because standing still is falling behind."
Speaker Bio
Kat Antonowicz is a production coordinator with a background that uniquely blends social work and game development, giving her a rare strength in both people and the process. After relocating to the United States in 2023, she joined Bend Studio, where she transitioned from Online Community Specialist into a Production Coordinator role supporting cross-disciplinary teams.****
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