Mistakes to Avoid in Agile Project Management

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1. Introduction

001. Getting started.mp4

01:48

2. Launching Agile Project Management

002. Misunderstanding agile.mp4

03:31

003. Don't over-promise results.mp4

03:47

004. Set the right pace.mp4

03:10

005. Consistent project titles.mp4

02:56

3. Mistakes When Gaining Buy-In

006. Not setting the tone.mp4

03:15

007. Too much regulation.mp4

03:20

008. Lack of transparency.mp4

04:10

4. Mistakes When Building Teams

009. Assigning tasks.mp4

03:33

010. Overlooking values.mp4

04:17

011. Predicting, not estimating.mp4

05:06

012. Managing change incorrectly.mp4

03:37

5. Mistakes When Setting Cadence

013. Not planning.mp4

04:18

014. Not releasing frequently.mp4

03:10

015. Avoiding stakeholders.mp4

03:17

016. Missing feedback.mp4

03:49

6. Mistakes When Making Improvements

017. Starting too large.mp4

03:06

018. Avoiding metrics.mp4

04:25

019. Sitting still.mp4

03:26

020. Overlooking handoffs.mp4

03:46

7. Mistakes When Managing Work

021. Unclear priorities.mp4

04:10

022. Finishing vs. starting.mp4

03:22

023. Adding work.mp4

03:19

8. Conclusion

024. Setting yourself up for long-term success.mp4

01:39

Description

If you were just made an agile project manager, you may feel like you were just thrown into a pool of alligators. Fortunately, this course gives you the information and the support you need to escape many potential pitfalls of agile project management. Michael de la Maza, PhD., and Scrum Alliance Certified enterprise coach, helps you successfully start your career as an agile project manager and shows you the skills you need to do the job well. He covers the most common mistakes new agile leaders make, as well as how to avoid them. Dr. de la Maza explores how to build and maintain organizational trust and gives you tips for recognizing change that is—and is not—inside of your control. Being an agile project manager can be the best of both worlds or the worst. This course can help you end up on the right side of that equation, starting on day one.

This course was created by Madecraft. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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