My Time Registration Experiment
I learned that personal time registration didn't add much value to what I already do every day. Two weeks ago I told you I was going ...
Delegation Poker (Free Exercise)
Update 6 May 2013: There is a new design available for the Delegation Poker cards. You can download the new Delegation Poker cards ...
Meddlers (Free Exercise)
A very popular exercise is the Meddlers game (named after a very popular German board game). The exercise allows players to visualize and...
Moving Motivators (Free Exercise)
I invented a new exercise which allows people to reflect on their motivation, and how this is being affected by organizational change. Ch...
Agile Licensing
My team and I have started licensing the Management 3.0 course. And so I have been wondering about this thing called a “license”. li�...
Keynote Slide Delivery at the Last Responsible Moment
Today I addressed a 300 person audience with a keynote at Ericsson’s Agile conference in Finland. I was invited to talk about personal ...
The Purpose of Time Tracking
I started tracking my time. Every minute I spend working is nicely administrated, aggregated and analyzed with a simple tool (Time Record...
How to Change the World (After 15 Years of Failure)
I told people many times that I’ve been a failure for 15 years. In 1992 I tried to start an international newsletter about dance mu...
Why I Liked ALE2011
I did not only enjoy the ALE2011 unconference because of the wonderful people, great talks, inspiring keynotes, cool open space program, ...
ALE… Self-Organization without Management?
Yesterday Rini van Solingen asked me if I would tattoo the ALE logo on my arm. I answered: “Absolutely not, because I have no ide...
21 Concrete Practices for Agile Managers (Part 2)
At the ALE2011 conference in Berlin I organized an open space session about Concrete Practices for Agile Managers. For almost an hour at ...
Concrete Practices for Agile Managers (Part 1)
I was reading Jerry Weinberg’s book Becoming a Technical Leader last week, and I came across his advice to start a journal and write fo...
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