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The story of Book 2 of the "Lo and Behold, X!" saga of The Tale of Nate continues. Nathaniel finds himself in the doldrums of his endeavor to transform the kingdom of Obratheria with X, and at the whims of the capital's machinations, as he struggles to rejuvenate his X initiative in fits and starts, while searching inwardly for the meaning of the entire endeavor for himself, his team, and for the kingdom.

The story of Book 1 of the "Lo and Behold, X!" saga of The Tale of Nate continues. Nathaniel's endeavor to transform the kingdom of Obratheria with X continues to grow, causing growing pains, and the growing awareness that not all is as easy as reason and rationality would have you believe.

Ever seen a “game-changing” corporate initiative kick off with fanfare, only to tangle employees in a baffling array of buzzwords, then gradually stagnate, and eventually fade away into obscurity—no change, no improvement, no lessons learned? The Incredible Story of Deft (2nd ed.) lays bare the dirty secret tanking most change efforts: overhyped frameworks, mental models, and “miracle cure” certifications that are as ill-timed as they are ultimately useless—except for adorning a CV and fluffing CVs and propping up pretenders who swear they’ve cracked how work “should” be done through allegedly valuable, rare, and inimitable knowledge with a mystical air. Marvel, rage, scoff, laugh (or cry, or both) by observing the interactions of fun characters at a 2-day workshop that aims to train the employees of the fictional Betovlax Corporation on the perils of Deft.

A young, impressionable scholar stumbles upon a hallowed anthology of articles describing "X"—a fabulous, counter-intuitive "thing" every company should be "doing" (duh!) with the potential to change the world of business. Will his "X transformation" succeed? And what will he discover about X, organizations, business and, ultimately, himself?

Have software development going on? Think it's a bit slow to take concept to cash? This book is for you - work with the whole team to tweak your dev/delivery to be higher throughput with less defects

You save 50% while translation is still in progress. Do you want to improve the collaboration in your team(s), colocated as well as online? Do you want to grant autonomy more effectively? Do you want more fun at work and better results? Then this book is going to make all the difference for you.

After 11+ years working as a software engineer, sharing teams with lots of different people, diverse environments, languages and cultures, I realized that the most important learnings I got from it are related to soft skills and awareness. Let me share them with you ?

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Want to learn how to design a winning product strategy from scratch? This book is your complete guide to doing so using the proven Design Sprint method. Don't miss out on this opportunity to outcompete and succeed!

Stop overreacting to every up and down in your metrics. Measures of Success teaches leaders how to separate meaningful signals from everyday noise using Process Behavior Charts — a simple, powerful method for driving real, sustainable improvement. Learn how to react less, lead better, and improve more.

O guia definitivo sobre previsão Lean-Agile que fornece todas as ferramentas necessárias para responder à pergunta mais importante de seus clientes.

There is a lot of noise out there about Kanban.  Search the interwebs and you will quickly get lost in the cacophony that is disinformation about flow.  We hope this book will help you navigate some of that noise around what we believe are the most exciting set of practices in the Lean-Agile world.   To learn more, please visit us at ProKanban.org!

Learn to build products businesses buy. Follow the process used by thousands of entrepreneurs and quickly get from idea to product-market fit in B2B.

A solution designed for the wrong problem means budget and time spent on implementation with little market impact. A more perilous scenario is that an environment has been created where the teams believe they are working toward the right product goals because they’re hitting project goals.

Why are Pirate Metrics called "Pirate Metrics"?... Find out in Lingo: Agile! The Agile definition book you need in your team or organisation. Lingo: Agile gives you the definitions of the Agile terms that you actually use when you need it most and without the fluff.