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Agility Is Resilience

Scrum.org

I recently came across a definition of resilience that moved me. We have deepened trust and strengthened commitment. We remember that we are human, and we strive to form the bonds of trust that enable us to keep moving forward with positivity and grace. We need resilience at all levels and in all areas of organizations.

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Minimum Viable Library (3) — Agile Leadership Edition

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Read on and learn how the recommendations for agile leaders cover a wide range of topics, from the importance of self-managing teams and trust-based environments to the crucial roles of accountability and resilience. While “servant leadership” as a term may be fading, its principles of empowerment and collaboration endure. Robert K.

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What Really Is a Servant Leader?

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Servant leadership is about collaboration, trust, empathy, and the ethical use of influence. They promote a work-life balanced and psychologically safe environment, ensuring team resilience and sustained productivity. At the heart of it is the desire to serve people first, with leadership emerging as a by-product of service.

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How to Build Trust in Virtual Teams [Book Review & Tips]

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Trust matters because it helps build a resilient project team. Trust helps get things done. Trusted team members not only do only what is asked, but what the project needs them to do, because they know that the project manager will trust their decisions and actions. . Wise’s book, Trust in Virtual Teams.

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The Role of Values-Based Leadership in the Digital Age

The IIL Blog

The volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) nature of today’s digital business landscape calls for leaders who can navigate the stormy seas of digital disruption with resilience, agility, and a firm ethical grounding. Values-based leaders, demonstrating flexibility and resilience, foster a culture of agility.

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Is Your Leadership Ready to Pivot from Intuition to Innovation?

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This shift not only enhances decision quality but also boosts organizational agility and resilience. This transparency builds trust and confidence among employees, investors, and customers. It moves beyond the anecdotal, providing managers with the tools to analyze and apply information systematically.

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How Can Personal Growth and Team Focus Help Scrum Masters Perform at Their Best?

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Advocating for and implementing change in small and manageable increments will establish trust and rapport with the team and stakeholders, demonstrating an understanding of their challenges and perspectives.

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