If you’ve been following along this week, we’ve been exploring why so many leaders plateau at the Achiever level, and why that becomes a ceiling when uncertainty hits. Today, we...
We're seeing a lot of volatility in the world of business today, and that's really not a new thing. What does remain the same is that business leaders don't like...
We kicked off this week with a video on Psychological Safety. Let’s face it, hybrid work is no longer an experiment; it’s the operating model for nearly every modern organization...
If you're not hearing bad news from your teams, guess what? That is the bad news.Hi, I'm Lance Dacy, otherwise known as Big Agile, and today we're going to talk...
For the past few weeks, we’ve been discussing agility beyond software teams, how entire businesses can operate in smaller loops, respond to uncertainty more quickly, and transform complexity from a...
Did You Know?Earlier this week, Cloudflare experienced a global outage that knocked out services for four hours. Their CEO, Matthew Prince, posted a note on the outage, which is rare...
You've taught your teams to inspect and adapt. Every two weeks, you're looking at what's going right or wrong. Your sprints are humming along, your retrospectives are generating real improvements...
💡 The Core IdeaInflation punishes rigidity. When we are scared, uncertain, or simply nervous, we clinch. It’s human nature, it’s normal. When you have people in your care span, at...
We are five years into the post-COVID economy, and the world's still wobbling in my opinion. I mean, we've seen some ups and downs and maybe some brief stability here...
Did You Know?A recent piece by CodeGood laid bare what many executives refuse to see: the best engineers aren’t leaving because of pay, perks, or ping-pong tables. They’re leaving because...
Did You Know?In October 2025, AWS experienced a major outage in its US-East-1 region. The event, which lasted roughly 15 hours and impacted thousands of companies and millions of users...
🧭 Why Agile Gets Stuck in ITAgile didn’t start in software because coders were special.It started there because software development exposed complexity first—fast-changing requirements, interdependent work, and uncertain outcomes.But here’s...