My adventures in code & business
As you might know I am a fan of Management 3.0 and especially the celebration grid.
The main idea is to do experiments to find out what’s working and what’s not.
So when the pandemic started and our team went into full remote we did some experiments. Continue reading “Experiments for Remote Teams”
In chapter 7 of his book Management 3.0 Jurgen Apello writes about empowerment. The real use for empowerment is the manageability of the complex system itself
1. Acquire acceptance for decisions
2. Decentralize decision in a complex adaptive system Continue reading “Delegation Poker – Management 3.0 Practice”
Everyone is talking about error culture and that companies should embrace it. Jurgen Appelo sheds some light on this topic by bisecting the term “error” and introducing a tool to celebrate the right kind of errors.
An interesting technique from the Management 3.0 book “Managing for happiness” is the moving motivators exercise.
Jurgen Appelo compiled motivational factors from different sources like Steven Reiss’ 16 basic desires, Ryan and Deci’s self determination theory and last but not least Daniel Pink’s Drive!
He came up with the following list of 10 motivators which can be best memorized with the mnemonic “CHAMPFROGS”: Continue reading “Moving Motivators”
What is Kudo?
Kudo is Greek for fame or honor.
The idea behind Kudo Cards is to say “Thank You” in a meaningful way. By taking the time to specify and write down what you are actually grateful for.
As an alternative to just give a card to a co-worker, you can enhance the whole experience by building a Kudo Wall so that everyone can see which kudos were given from whom to whom.
Another nice variation is to put up a Kudo Box. You can put in the cards and at the end of the year / quarter / month you can do a tombola and give away some swag for every drawn lot.
You can either print Kudo cards yourself or buy a very nice box of high quality cards from the M30 webshop
Read about my other Management 3.0 Experiments here
Jurgen Appelo is “an entrepreneur, speaker, and writer pioneering leadership to help innovative businesses survive and thrive in the 21st century.”
This book is a beast!
On almost 400 pages divided into 16 chapters Jurgen lays the foundation for his Management 3.0 concept.
Marty the M3.0 monster
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Seven dimensions of Agile
Derived from the agile manifesto Jurgen presents his own view of agile
Five cogs of innovation
After trying a couple of times to get into a Management 3.0 training I finally had the chance to participate in a two day course in Nuremberg. Continue reading “Management 3.0 Workshop”
Last event for this year: ASQF’s #agilebrunch in Nuemberg. Jürgen Mohr invited me to this event because I was curious about Management 3.0 Workshops and Jürgen told me that he was going to hold a short session about M3.0 at this particular event.
