Published inThe LiberatorsPsychological Safety In The Agile CommunityA scientific investigation of the experience of psychological safety, the factors contributing to it and the consequences on members — for…Sep 16Sep 16
Published inThe LiberatorsAre Agilists Arrogant? On Frameworks And Goodness-Of-FitThis post is an opinion piece. While I discuss some scientific studies, the core argument is an opinion—and opinions change. I’m sharing…Jun 245Jun 245
Published inThe LiberatorsIn-Depth: How Social Cohesion Shapes Teamwork And How To Improve ItDo you remember the best team you’ve been part of? What about that team made it the best team for you? Chances are, your list will include…Jun 172Jun 172
Published inThe LiberatorsDrive Improvement In And Around Your Team With Our Facilitation KitsOur mission at The Liberators is to unleash teams all over the world from outdated, old-fashioned, and ineffective ways of working. We give…Jun 3Jun 3
Published inThe LiberatorsWhy Science Is Essential To Professionalize Our CommunityA while ago, I appealed to the Agile community to rely more on scientific research and less on personal opinions. I’m worried that the…May 204May 204
Published inThe LiberatorsHow We Deploy Features For ColuminityMany years ago, I wrote a provocative post that argued that separate testing and acceptance environments (DTAP or OTAP) are wasteful. Many…May 6May 6
Published inThe LiberatorsIn-Depth: How Goal Commitment Shapes TeamworkAnd 3 strategies for how to improve it in your teamsApr 222Apr 222
Published inThe LiberatorsFive Product Lessons From Building ColuminityWhy the actual challenges of product creation are not with the idea but its executionApr 8Apr 8
Published inThe LiberatorsIn-Depth: Why Teams Need Composition AutonomyAnd 3 hands-on strategies on how to expand with your teamsMar 18Mar 18
Published inThe LiberatorsWhy I’m Sometimes A Grumpy DeveloperA personal story about how coding seems to make me grumpyMar 45Mar 45