by Peter Chadwick

How to use Agile to make Covid-19 Confinement productive – by Peter Chadwick

Today, I have a very special guest for you. He is not only a very good friend of mine and we know each other for decades. He’s also an expert project manager, trainer, coach… and a pilot. So, here is my friend Peter Chadwick and his take on how to make the Covid-19 confinement productive and reduce stress and worry thanks to 3 cool concepts from the industry. He’ll give you a concrete and easy to understand example, plus – at the end of the video – the bonus that this concept can bring to our well-being whilst in confinement.

Your Takeaway

The 3 key Agile concepts presented by Peter:
1) Short time frames of about 2 weeks
2) MVP (minimal viable product) which the team should deliver after each loop
3) Agile unifies people and empowers the team

Bonus Agile can bring whilst in Covid-19 confinement:
1) Whilst in confinement, to decide on working on small family projects can be a great boost to moral and avoid the feeling of uselessness.
2) Getting together, working together on a project and achieving and celebrating its result together can be a great contribution to our well-being.
3) To work on those long procrastinated projects clears our minds so that we get ready for the time and the tasks after confinement.

Learn more about our partner and guest author on CACTUS COMPETENCE and visit Peter’s author page. If you have any question, don’t hesitate to contact him directly.

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About the Author

We proudly present our partner and guest author on CACTUS COMPETENCE – Peter Chadwick. Peter is not only a very good friend of mine and we know each other for decades, he is also an expert project manager, trainer, coach and pilot.

Check out Peter’s author page to learn more.