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I know it’s been quiet on this blog, but much has happened behind the scenes. In fact, there has been a countdown happening as I prepare for Agile2018 next week. 8 chapters are now available …
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Taking a break from book writing today, I saw on Twitter there was a conversation in the open space at Scrum Gathering Minneapolis (#SGMSP18). For those of us who have been working remotely for …
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Many people ask me what is the best tool for distributed agile teams. It’s the wrong question. What many people miss is that a distributed agile team needs a common workspace and a collection of …
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Monday is the official start of the Agile2017 conference. It can be overwhelming to be with over 2500 people, choose from over 200 topics in over 20 tracks. It can be over-stimulating and, …
UPDATE (Aug 2020) - I finally took down remotelyagile.info as the entire world was remote. Near impossible to track it all. If you attended my talk at LeanAgileUS.com, I likely mentioned many …
UPDATE (Aug 2020): With the pandemic, these rare beasts were not so rare any longer. See my resources section - https://www.markkilby.com/remote-jobs/ Last year I wrote a blog post on how to find a …
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Many organizations continue to move forward with plans to bring people back into the office. Sometimes, this “move forward” feels more like one step forward and three steps back. This stumble forward cannot be completely the fault of the organization. Not many of them planned to go remote. Also, the guidance available provides confusing signals […]
Not everyone wants to return to the office and some organizations agree.
I hope many of you are reflecting on “returning gently” to the office. We might want to rush back to “normal”. However, in my last post, I shared how an unexpected shoulder injury reinforced my need to take small steps to get back to some kind of normal. This epiphany did not pop up instantly […]