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• Friday Retro is on holiday

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 4 December 2021

  

  Such a pleasure to end this week with an ATEM Friday Retro session, the last one for this year. A brief, regular retrospective session can benefit you and your team in so many ways. It can build trust among co-workers… Read More ›

• New title released: OrgZoo 2nd edition

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 19 October 2021

  

  Congratulations to Arthur Shelley on publication of the second edition of his book, The Organizational Zoo: a survival guide to workplace behaviour.

• Recent projects

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 24 September 2021

  

  Recently Triangle Consulting has been collaborating with Arthur Shelley on his new book, Becoming Adaptable. Bringing together themes from a lifetime of academic research and real-world practice, Becoming Adaptable argues that being able to analyse and adjust behaviors – your… Read More ›

• A little bit of awesome

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 3 October 2020 • ( 2 )

  

  The ATEM Friday Retro meeting on 2 October 2020 was a bit different from the usual. We started with a live video cross to an office building on Collins Street in Melbourne’s CBD, where three peregrine falcon chicks were hatching…. Read More ›

• Are you listening?

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 25 June 2020

  When was the last time you really listened to another person with your full attention? No interruptions, no distractions, no rehearsing what you’re going to say next. Every day we tell ourselves stories about what’s happening: we try to explain… Read More ›

• Introducing tech tools to an online group

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 3 June 2020

  

  Making your work visible is a central tenet of Agile projects. Sharing your work – showing your work to others, at all stages of the project – invites constructive input and active collaboration. It builds trust and stimulates new ideas…. Read More ›

• Adapting the Agile retro model

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 27 May 2020

  You may already be familiar with Agile methodology, which is where the ‘retro’ or ‘retrospective’ format comes from. In an Agile project team you would normally meet at the end of a sprint – a specific piece of work –… Read More ›

• Getting to know you, remotely

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 19 May 2020

  In designing the Friday Retro program, we wanted to encourage our retronauts to make meaningful connections with each other. That’s a really big ask in a group of 10 or more strangers. We’re using two tactics to foster those meaningful… Read More ›

• Friday Retro kicks off

  By Margaret L Ruwoldt on 15 May 2020

  A few weeks ago I posted a crazy idea – what if we could run an Agile-style retrospective (‘retro’) meeting for a group of strangers from many different workplaces? Could it work? Would it help people to navigate this period… Read More ›

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