Being Agile: Eleven Breakthrough Techniques to Keep You from “Waterfalling Backward”
by Leslie Ekas, Scott Will
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It is often said that, “Experience is the best teacher”—and this is true! But what this does not mean is that you have to actually experience something to learn from it. If you can learn from others’ experiences without having to go through them yourself, then you’ll be that much better off. We recommend that teams set up regular sessions where they share information on what is working for them and why, as well as what they’ve tried and not had success with. Some of the best ideas Leslie and I have encountered came from other teams because those teams provided a perspective that was different than ours. We’ve seen teams try new ideas that resulted in unexpected but valuable results. Cross-learning is a beneficial practice for helping teams ...
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