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LeSS Works: Aristotle Meets Agile: Philosophy On How To Be Better At Our Job
Related: THE AGILE DAILY STANDUP PODCAST: AGILE ARISTOTLE, by V. Lee Henson
LeSS Talks: Reclaiming Human Sense-Making in an Age of AI Worship, with Dave Snowden
Click below to play recording Additional Learning Assets From Professor Dave Snowden QuickSense | Perspectives on AI Invitation to incubate (October 17, 2025) Past Recordings With Professor Snowden Upcoming Learning Opportunities REGISTER: 11/12-11/13: Certified LeSS Basics
Can LeSS Help Dealing With DOGE Without Painful RIFs?
Hello USA! How is your organization dealing with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative? On its surface, DOGE represents a well-intentioned drive to streamline federal operations, cut excess spending, and modernize information systems across agencies. By centralizing savings efforts and aiming for measurable performance improvements, DOGE has surfaced long-standing inefficiencies that warrant attention. However, … Read more
What Is Your “Product” Operating Model?
Tweet Analogy: Your Restaurant Experience By way of analogy, imagine you come to a restaurant and willing to spend a lot of money on a bowl of an expensive and exotic soup. You sit at a table and wait for your dish to be delivered. When a waiter comes, you see that on his tray, … Read more
LeSS Talks: Career Paths on Fire: How Tweaking HR Practices Supercharged Our Scaling Effort
Tweet Do you wish learn about how improved HR norms and policies can further improve your company’s internal dynamics, employees’ relationships, happiness and willingness to stay with the company? At Y-Soft, people have experimented with improving what has been historically “untouchable” and it made a lot of people happy. Please play the recording and review Materials/Principles … Read more
LeSS Talks: Eylul Cesmeci: Surviving the AI Disruption When AI Leads, Does Agile Follow?
Note: Please, use the materials to follow the discussion. Due to some technical difficulties, the recording captured, only the audience, not the presentation itself.