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Learn Agile and Scrum in Two Hours

Agile in Action with Bill Raymond · 2025-06-03 · 26 min

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"How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. It's the same thing with projects." - Luke Pivac In this episode of the Agile in Action Podcast, Bill Raymond chats with Luke Pivac, co-author of Learn Agile and Scrum in Two Hours. They talk about why Agile is more about mindset than rigid frameworks, the shift from traditional project management to Agile practices, and how teams adapted to remote work during the pandemic. Luke shares his personal journey into Agile, why Scrum works, and how Agile principles help teams stay resilient, especially in uncertain times. What you will learn: Why a strong Agile mindset beats just following a framework How daily standups and retrospectives can transform a team's dynamics The difference between Agile and traditional project management (hint: flexibility wins) How Agile principles help teams adapt during crises (like COVID-19) How AI can complement Agile practices (but not replace human creativity and problem-solving) Luke on LinkedIn: Learn Agile and Scrum in 2 Hours:

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