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Change Starts at the Very Top

A simple Agile transformation guide for leaders

Steve Martin
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Pages
240
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Portobello Publishing

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How can a company become this thing everyone is talking about-Agile?
And what is it really going to take to become Agile?

It's not that hard, is it?

One of the greatest misconceptions for an organisation going through an Agile transformation is that it is simple because it's just changing how we work. However, it is far more complex than perhaps changing a process. It requires a complete shift in mindset and behaviour and it is going to take a considerable amount of leadership effort and support.

This is why we say, change starts at the very top.

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