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Unlocking Your Potential as an Agile Coach: Exploring Different Paths for Professional Development
As an experienced Scrum master or agile coach, you understand the importance of continuous learning and personal development to excel in your role. To further enhance your skills as an agile coach, you have three enticing options to choose from: the ICAgile Agile Coaching Bootcamp, the ICAgile Advanced Agile Coaching Bootcamp, or the ICF professional coaching path. In this article, we will delve into the similarities, differences, and key considerations for each path, while highlighting why Tandem Coaching Academy is the ideal choice to embark on your journey of growth and development.
There Is No Spoon. There Are No Powerful Questions.
Asking powerful questions is more of a buzzword than a real skill agile and professional coaches use these days. In this video Alex Kudinov, PCC is digging into the source of the power behind questions a coach might ask and uncovers what is really going on.
Howard Sublett Coaching Scrum Or Scrum Coaching
"You really want to do something? Walk into a predominantly black university offered to do a free class for the business students or whatever students. Do a free CSM. Two days, it's time. It's not about, 'can you give me money?' Nobody wants a handout. Can you give me your time? Go mentor somebody.
Agile coaching, Whys and Hows with Anu Smalley and Cherie Silas
"You really want to do something? Walk into a predominantly black university offered to do a free class for the business students or whatever students. Do a free CSM. Two days, it's time. It's not about, 'can you give me money?' Nobody wants a handout. Can you give me your time? Go mentor somebody.
Marcia Reynolds Coaching The Person, Not The Problem
"You really want to do something? Walk into a predominantly black university offered to do a free class for the business students or whatever students. Do a free CSM. Two days, it's time. It's not about, 'can you give me money?' Nobody wants a handout. Can you give me your time? Go mentor somebody.
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We are hired to give our clients solutions that work, not to ask endless questions! I hear this emotional expression and its endless variations from a lot of agile coaches, including those at the top of the food chain of the agile world. Fair enough, there’s a rhyme and reason to that view. And it is a deeply flawed one. Here is why.
Player Led Coaching by Geoff Watts
"You really want to do something? Walk into a predominantly black university offered to do a free class for the business students or whatever students. Do a free CSM. Two days, it's time. It's not about, 'can you give me money?' Nobody wants a handout. Can you give me your time? Go mentor somebody.
J Val Hastings Coaching From The Inside Out
"You really want to do something? Walk into a predominantly black university offered to do a free class for the business students or whatever students. Do a free CSM. Two days, it's time. It's not about, 'can you give me money?' Nobody wants a handout. Can you give me your time? Go mentor somebody.