This week another mini hack and it was inspired by a twitter thread that I saw last week. The thread in question suggested that Agile was going to “jump the shark” because of such Malarky as a HR Agility Manifesto that someone had created, and you kind find that manifesto at "https://www.agilehrmanifesto.org/“

This week we’re bringing you an experience report fresh from Spark the Change conference, an engaging conference centred on Purpose and meaning at work, which I was fortunate to attend on Friday the 13th, I caught up with Tony, in his car while we were driving around between meetings.

Tony Fifoot recently attended the first Agile Culture Conference: I caught up with Tony for an experience report of the conference so you can get a little flavour of how it went.

This week we interviewed the Chief People Officer at Envato Michelle Ridsdale, tune in and hear about what it’s like to lead the people capability at a company with a great reputation for values and culture.

Well today it’s another mini hack and we’re talking Cycle time folks, what is it? Why measure it? How do measure it? You should, because this one simple trick could unlock a bunch of potential improvements for you and your team.

Rajesh Mather is an independent Agile consultant who helps execs and teams implement agile practices and importantly agile mindset, he is also a passionate conference organiser and has set up and run many conferences including Testing Days many meet-ups and new conference on the block which is the Agile Culture Conference running on the 6th of September

Today another mini hack and it’s not strictly something linked to the Agile community and it’s certainly not something I invented but it is a good companion tool to working with agility and also levelling up your personal performance and it’s called Pomodoro Technique.

Today a women-in-tech inspired mini hack, how to invite more women’s voices to participate and ask questions in open forums at conferences.

Something a little different this week. Ed O’Shaunessy @agileeddie and I were lucky enough to host a panel of Luminaries at LASTConf Melbourne.