Crash Coaching Agile coaching for dangerous feedback by Ove Lindström
183 views · Published 11 August 2017 · 45:15 · Indexed 25 October 2026
Channel: Devoxx · 2017 · Science & Technology
Do you ever feel anxious when you are about to push to the Git repository? What is the worst thing that can happen? What if you or someone else lives would be at risk? Would you still push it? In this talk, I will show you how the Swedish Motorcycle organization (SMC) use agile principles to create a safe environment for their members to educate and develop their driving skills. I will draw an analogy with the sort of environment that I try to set up for our development teams to enable them to develop at 300 km/h. Ove Lindström is an software architect with a taste for agile development, fast motorcycles, rapid change, coaching and constant improvement. He works at ASSA ABLOY with the cloud architecture, Continuous Delivery, Clean Code coaching and whatever else he finds fun at the moment. You could call him a key person, but then, so are everyone that works at ASSA ABLOY.
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