Agility doesn't always mix well with corporate culture. If some companies completely reform their culture to adopt agility, it also happens that it is agility that is emptied of its substance to coexist with the existing culture.
Through a journey to the heart of anarchism and its values (self-organization, adaptation to change, individual accountability and the refusal of dogmatism), we will find the path of the agile manifesto in order to explain this rupture brought by agility and why it is debated here and there, when for some it is only pure reason.
Very good this slide. #Anarchism and #Agile what are the links? #atrennes18 @OyoMy pic.twitter.com/cw0MYEHE0B
— David Laize (@DavidLaize) November 23, 2018
"Police for anarchists are feedback loopholes" @MrCafetux @OyoMy #mixit17 pic.twitter.com/dKzQpat8yh
— Emilien Pecoul (@Ouarzy) April 20, 2017
@OyoMy @MrCafetux asks us the question “agility an anarchism incompatible with business? Obviously a lot of people are also asking the question 🤔 pic.twitter.com/6wu3m0JGVw
— AgileTour Rennes (@atrennes) November 23, 2018
Thinking section is aptly named @#atrennes18 : #Agility vs. #anarchism a relevant parallel that makes you want to go further. A talk where we talk about values, ethics, feedback!?, choices in organizations/societies. pic.twitter.com/n8uzr3vpq3
— Ines (@suzy_in) November 23, 2018