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Agile Training, Best Enjoyed Fresh

Greger Wikstrand 2013-11-17 2013-12-28Professionalism 1

When I perform Agile Training I do it as a part of a larger Agile Coaching engagement with a customer. I do it as a directed intervention based on my ongoing diagnostic of how things are actually working at this point in time, with this client. I am a huge…

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