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Agile Leadership An Oxymoron?

Agile Leadership - Beyond the Basics

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Agile LeadershipAn Oxymoron?

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What do Agile Leaders do?Heaps

• Culture Change

• Change Vision

• Organizational Impediments

• Business Vision

• Model the Change they want

• …..

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Our focus• Culture Change

• Change Vision

• Organizational Impediments • Business Vision

• Model the Change they want

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Others addressed in….• Culture Change

• Change Vision

• Organizational Impediments

• Business Vision

• Model the Change they want…..

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Intro Core Exercise

SPRINT BACKLOG

IN PROGRESS ACCEPTED

BackgroundMotivation

Models for Understanding

People

What Do Team Members

Want?

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TARGET GROUP NEEDS PRODUCT VALUE

VISION STATEMENT

Which market segment does the product address?

Who are the target users and customers?

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How does it create value for its users?

Which emotions will it evoke?

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What are its unique selling points?

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Will it, for instance, increase revenue, enter a new market, develop the brand, reduce cost, create valuable knowledge?

THE VISION BOARD

Crisp summary of the vision / idea.

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Reflection: MAPS

Autonomy

Purpose

Mastery

Social

Where am I on my path to Mastery? What is next for me in my path?

Where am I leading in my learning/life? How might I grow autonomy

in my choices? How can I grow the autonomy of the

people around me?

How do I collaborate with others? How can I improve my relationships?

Am I clear on my purpose? Where can I better align my actions to

my purpose?

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Gallup Engagement SurveyEngaged Not Engaged Actively

DisengagedCanada 30% 56% 14%

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Your Role?Create Environment to support Engagement

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FocusResults

Behaviour

Values

Beliefs

Culture

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–Lou Solomon

“Two-Thirds of Managers Are Uncomfortable Communicating with Employees”

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Background

SPRINT BACKLOG

IN PROGRESS ACCEPTED

Intro Core Exercise

Motivation

Models for Understanding

People

What Do Team Members

Want?

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Smallest Online BookStore

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Exercise

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Background

SPRINT BACKLOG

IN PROGRESS ACCEPTED

MotivationIntro Core Exercise

Models for Understanding

People

What Do Team Members

Want?

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Theory XSays people:

• Dislike responsibility

• Don’t want to work

• Need supervision and control

• Respond well to carrots and sticks

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Theory YSays:

• Work can be like play

• People can be self-directed if they’re committed to the goals of the team and organizations

• Job satisfaction increases engagement and commitment to the organization

• People want to learn

• Most people can use imagination and creativity to solve problems

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• How many Theory X people do you have?

• When you see a motivation problem on a team, where does that tell you the problem lies?

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Motivated?

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Herzberg Two Factor Theory

Motivation vs Hygiene

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Classify Factors: Motivation or Hygiene

• Relationship with supervisor and peers

• Recognition

• The work itself

• Achievement

• Company policies

• Supervision

• Responsibility

• Security

• Status

• Growth

• Work conditions

• Salary

• Advancement

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Exercise

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Background

SPRINT BACKLOG

IN PROGRESS ACCEPTED

Models for Understanding

People Intro Core Exercise

Motivation

What Do Team Members

Want?

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SCARF

• Status

• Certainty

• Autonomy

• Relatedness

• Fairness

Threat/ Away

Reward/ Toward

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Status

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Certainty

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Autonomy

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Relatedness

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Fairness

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Other Models

• ARC - Autonomy, Relatedness, Competence

• AMP - Autonomy, Mastery, Purpose

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Exercise

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Background

SPRINT BACKLOG

IN PROGRESS ACCEPTED

What Do Team Members

Want? Intro Core Exercise

Motivation

Models for Understanding

People

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More Frequent Feedback

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Listen

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Be Present

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Allow Silence

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– Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman

“Bad Bosses Negate Other Investments”

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Marshmallow Study

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Hypocrisy

• Leader’s words don’t match their actions

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Exercise

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Tell us what you changed?

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Long Term Change

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Leadership is Critical

• Set the stage

• Remove Organizational Impediments

• Understand People

• Listen

• Model the Behaviour you want

What can you do?

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SPRINT BACKLOG IN PROGRESS ACCEPTED

Background

Intro Core Exercises

Motivation

Models for Understanding

People

What Do Team Members

Want?