Reflective Questions:
- To what extent (if at all) are you currently using Agile project management techniques?
- What potential blockers do you envisage to using an Agile approach to project management?
- How might you overcome these?
- If you have not yet used an Agile approach, consider any upcoming projects and which of these might benefit from agile.
- Are you aware of anyone in your organization who is particularly skilled at employing an Agile approach to project management? What can you learn from them? How might they be able to help you?
- Besides projects, what other areas of business might benefit from an Agile approach?
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