TL; DR: Future Remote Work, Cynefin 2020—Food for Agile Thought #235
Welcome to the 235th edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 25,918 peers. This week, we delve into future remote work; we check the latest Cynefin iteration, and we go myth-busting regarding #NoEstimates.
We also learn how to improve our career opportunities as a product mensch; John Cutler shows us the way to escape from the fate of a feature factory worker, and we have a look at the dark side of the management consulting complex.
Lastly, we explore how to apply ‘Agile’ to homeschooling; guess what: You cannot turn your family into a Scrum team.
Did you miss last week’s Food for Agile Thought’s issue #234 ?
The Tip of the Week: Future Remote Work
and : Making Sense Podcast #194 – The New Future of Work
Future Remote Work: Sam Harris interviews Matt Mullenweg, who shows ways out of fallacy that knowledge work has to be delivered from an office.
Agile & Scrum
: A tour around the latest Cynefin iteration
Chris Corrigan introduces us to the 2020 iteration of the Cynefin; there seems to be more change than merely the tailfins.
and : 
#NoEstimates explained – An interview with Vasco Duarte
In this podcast, Marc Löffler and Vasco Duarte talk about #NoEstimates and all the myths that are around.
Source: #NoEstimates explained – An interview with Vasco Duarte
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(via Agile For All): Lessons from 14 Years of Agile Homeschooling for Families Suddenly in the Middle of It
Richard Lawrence reflects on agile homeschooling, starting with the fact that your family is not a Scrum team.
Remote Agile: Live Virtual Class on April 2, 2020: Tips, Tricks & Tools for Scrum Masters & Agile Coaches
Agile has always been about colocation, about direct communication, physical boards, and all the other haptic and analog moments to create value in the digital realm. For the first time, though, with the SARS-CoV-2 causing havoc in our communities resulting in the work-from-home trend, this mental model is challenged, and remote Agile becomes a contender. To ease the entry into this new world, the live virtual class “Remote Agile” addresses tips, tricks, and tools for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, and Product Owners on how to facilitate agile events effectively.
This live virtual class will be in English, and you can book your seat right here:
Looking for a different date? Back to the training schedule for the Advanced Scrum Master Training (PSM II) .
Learn more: Remote Agile: Tips, Tricks & Tools for Scrum Masters & Agile Coaches
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Product & Lean
(via Amplitude): 
8 Ways to Focus your Product Team on Impact, Not Features
In this webinar replay, John Cutler shows eight escape routes from the feature factory.
(via Mind The Product): The Product of You
In this talk, Melissa Perri describes how to invest in ‘the product of you’ to further your career.
Source: Mind The Product: The Product of You
Author:
(via McKinsey & Company): Enterprise agility: Buzz or business impact?
The dark side is changing its tone: “Enterprise agility was desirable and is now becoming essential.”
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Remote Agile (Part 2): Virtual Liberating Structures
Last week, we addressed basic practices and tools of remote agile with distributed teams. Based on that article, I also ran a live virtual class, the recording of which will be made available soon on the Age-of-Product’s Youtube channel . This follow-up post now delves into virtual Liberating Structures, answering the question of how we can make use of the powerful toolbox of inclusive and collaborative practices in a remote setting.
Read more: Remote Agile (Part 2): Virtual Liberating Structures .
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| Date | Class and Language | City | Price |
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  Mar 31, 2020 |
Remote Agile: Virtual Liberating Structures (English) | Live Virtual Class | €29 incl. 19% VAT |
| Apr 2, 2020 |
Remote Agile Webinar (English) | Live Virtual Class | €29 incl. 19% VAT |
| Apr 14-16, 2020 |
Remote Agile Training for Scrum Masters, Product Owners, & Agile Coaches (English) | Live Virtual Class | €199 incl. 19% VAT |
| May, 2020 |
Advanced Professional Scrum Master Training (PSM II; English) | Berlin | €1,499 incl. 19% VAT |
| May, 2020 |
Professional Scrum Master Training (PSM I; English) | Berlin | €1.179 inkl. 19% VAT |
| May 18–21, 2020 |
Official Scrum.org Online Training: Professional Scrum Master Training (PSM I; German) | Live Virtual Class | €1,199 incl. 19% VAT |
| Oct 23–24, 2020 | Agile Camp Berlin 2020 (English) | Berlin | From €129 incl. 19% VAT |
See all upcoming classes here .
You can book your seat for the training directly by following the corresponding links to the ticket shop. If the procurement process of your organization requires a different purchasing process, please contact Berlin Product People GmbH directly.
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