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Guilherme MottaGuilherme Motta acts as Agile Coach, facilitator and supports in the management of
teams that deliver and develop software. He has worked in global companies such
as Klarna, ThoughtWorks, Nokia, HP, and others.
Certified Scrum Professional (CSP) and CSM by the Scrum Alliance, PSM I by
Scrum.org, graduated from PUC-RS in Information Systems and MBA in Strategic
IT Management by FGV.
StartUp Weekend Event Mentor and work as a mentor and coach to some startups
and entrepreneurs.
UniRitter postgraduate lecturer on technologies applied to information systems
using agile methods.
@gfcmotta
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Atuação Nacional Global US + "EU"
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20% quando ouvimos;
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50% quando vemos e ouvimos;
70% quando discutimos com outros;
80% quando fazemos;
95% quando ensinamos aos outros.
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THE ARGUMENT IS COMPLETELY WRONG!
The reason for that is pretty simple: actual social networks, including
those that evolve in the enterprise environment, follow an entirely
different pattern. They are scale-free (also known as scale-invariant
or fractal) networks. In such networks the distribution of node
connectivity follows a so-called Pareto Distribution law (roughly
equivalent to the power law distribution). Therefore: Not everyone is or
should be substantially connected to everyone else on a team; the
actual connectivity is rather "lumpy" and that's natural to human
interaction. Your organizational design will be far better off if it
follows natural pathways of knowledge and interaction as opposed to
artificial, ill-founded model.
Alex Yakyma
Janeiro: Objetivo do ano:
Ter integração contínua para todos os
produtos
Julho: Atualização no objetivo do ano:
Ter entrega contínua para todos os
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Mão de obra
Mercado com escassez de profissionais com experiência, alta competitividade,
alto custo de benefícios e remuneração.
Concorrência muito forte com empresas do exterior, oferecendo geralmente
salários mais altos.
Aprendendo com Transformações ÁgeisFlorianópolis, Outubro 2017
Obrigado! Feedback? Perguntas? Ideias?gfcmotta at gmail . com
Referências
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4zSmjrasGY&list=PLRhQtaGETKorZlXGAPhfIMk04si01j1mV&index=2
AgileCamp Silicon Valley 2015, Top 10 Things Leaders Ask in Agile Transformation,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreyfus_model_of_skill_acquisition
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SECI_model_of_knowledge_dimensions
Simon Sinek - The Golden Circle - TedTalks 2009 - YouTube
http://agilemanifesto.org/iso/ptbr/principles.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Glasser
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuckman%27s_stages_of_group_development