Why Agile Work Cultures Are So Important to Millennials It’s no secret that millennials are having a profound effect on the modern workplace. In the next few years, millennials will cumulatively represent about half the workforce, and the generation is already making major strides in changing how major companies function and view the world.
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Why Agile. Business Value and ROI of Agile vs. Traditional Methods. About The Video. 79 studies with quantitative data proves average ROI of 1872% ($20 return for $1 invested) for Agile - ROI is due to high productivity and high quality.
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For example, millennials seem to collectively prefer agile work environments—but what exactly are agile work environments, and why are millennials so interested in them? Defining the Agile Work Culture. First, let’s define what an “agile” work culture is.
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These are some of the agile culture’s most important hallmarks: Flexibility. Agile work cultures are flexible in almost every respect. When a problem arises, there isn’t just one way to solve it, or one person responsible for solving it; the team works together to find the best solution (which could include a unique approach).
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Agile is a powerful tool for software development, not only providing benefits to the development team, but also providing a number of important business benefits to the client. Agile helps project teams deal with many of the most common project pitfalls (such as cost, schedule predictability and scope creep) in a more controlled manner.
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Agile Momentum. Future plans to implement agile grew from 59% in 2011 -> 83% in 2012. Nearly half said their organization has 5+ agile teams (48%), compared to only 33% in 2011. Why Agile? The top 3 benefits obtained include: the ability to manage changing priorities (90%), productivity (85%) and project visibility (84%). How NOT to Fail at Agile
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Agile work environments also prioritize speed, whether it’s speed in adopting new standards and policies, or literal speed when addressing a new problem. You have more people capable of solving problems, and more methods available to solve problems, so problems naturally get solved faster.
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Nearly half said their organization has 5+ agile teams (48%), compared to only 33% in 2011. Why Agile? The top 3 benefits obtained include: the ability to manage changing priorities (90%), productivity (85%) and project visibility (84%). How NOT to Fail at Agile. When agile projects have failed, in 2/3 of these cases it was because of either failure to integrate the right people or to teach a team-based culture. Top success factors when scaling agile: (1) Executive sponsorship – 23%, (2) Training/workshops – 18%, (3) Implementation of a common tool – 13%.
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In a previous post, What Is Agile Software Development?, we discussed a number of benefits to using an agile process to manage software development projects. In this post, we’d like to expand upon these benefits and illustrate why they are compelling reasons to consider Agile. These benefits of agile software development include: Stakeholder Engagement. Agile provides multiple opportunities for stakeholder and team engagement – before, during, and after each Sprint.
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If your current work environment doesn’t support an agile culture, you have two choices; you can work with your bosses and managers to adopt more agile-friendly practices, or you can find somewhere else to work.
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why agile
Agile helps project teams deal with many of the most common project pitfalls such as cost, schedule predictability, and scope creep in a more controlled manner. Agile helps project teams deal with many of the most common project pitfalls.