Can a more agile leadership approach cultivate motivation and improve your team’s and community’s collaborations and outcomes? From “failing fast” and “defining done” to increased transparency and earlier stakeholder feedback, agile project management strategies can help us build trust, encourage growth, and create more collaborative and effective teams and community relationships.
Attendees will learn the differences between agile and more traditional project management approaches and be introduced to popular agile methods, including Kanban boards and sprints.
Attendees will learn how to:
● Define and differentiate between waterfall and agile project management
● Identify common agile approaches to projects and team management
● Apply popular agile techniques to projects, teams, and planning
Presenter: Jami Yazdani is a management consultant who began her library career in circulation roles before earning a library degree and has been a reference librarian, technology librarian, library manager, and library director. After more than 14 years in academic libraries, she turned her experience into Yazdani Consulting and Facilitation, where she helps mission-driven organizations lead more impactful projects, teams, and planning. Jami holds an MLIS and a master’s degree in Technology Management and is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and Disciplined Agile Scrum Master (DASM). She is also the founder of Consultants for Libraries, a community directory of consultants working in libraries, museums, and archives.
The recording and handouts will be available on Niche Academy after the live event as well as our library of over 700 recorded sessions. To access Niche, go to: https://my.nicheacademy.com/floridalibrarywebinars
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