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NEW ICP-ENT Experience!
These last months The Agile Company teams and in close partnership with ICAgile, we have been working hard behind the screens to rework the materials for our business agility courses. The Learning objectives to the Enterprise Agility course have shifted the most and this led to renaming the course “Enterprise Agile Coaching”. The certification you have received or will receive,
How to define your customer?
But first of all, what is an agile coach? The “Agile Coach” is a trainer, a coach, a facilitator, and sometimes even a consultant for the entire Agile team, the organization even. An Agile coach adapts their coaching to the time and needs of the team and client, and to the context in which they interact. They will find themselves
Team Coaching 2.0 or Systemic Coaching?
Let’s try a thought experiment: Think about a team your are coaching, or part of yourself. What makes this team a team? Its members, the place you work in, the tools you use to connect, the clients you serve. What does that look like? It is easy to think about a team as a system within its own boundary. A
How to give Feedback when mentoring a team
Part of our Agile Coach certification course dives into giving feedback when mentoring a team or when coaching an individual team member towards taking up a new role. Funny enough, this part of the course is always a brilliant ground for deep debate. Questions on the reasons behind why we sometimes need to give feedback arise, debates open up on
How to hire an agile coach?
The right Agile coach for your project We get it, everybody is a Coach nowadays. Trying to find the right Agile Coach for your project might be a challenge. Knowing what to look out for in the initial discussion will give a little more clarity on the ! An Agile Coach is an expert in one or several Agile frameworks
How to stay connected with your team during the pandemic?
How to stay connected with your team during the pandemic? One thing most people say they miss about coming to work in the office is the real connection, the spontaneous, generous, and free flow of connections you create at the office and maintain every day by “showing up” during a coffee break or just running into each other in the
