Speaker page: Tom Hoyland

Talks

Title: Change the Language. Change the Rules.

Tags: NLP, Clean Language, agile retrospectives, coaching, Teams, Agile, team collaboration, people

Title: 3..2..1..Go - Building a Team and Growing a Culture

Tags: Technical Practices, Scaling Agile, safety, NLP, Continuous Deployment, agile transformation, kanban, Visualization Tools, coaching, Agile, Theory of Constraints, Extreme Programming, Domain Driven Design, Cost-of-Delay, product delivery, psychological safety, Lean , Lean, agile coaching, WIP

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Title: Why it's better to be T shaped...

Tags: Theory of Constraints, Cost-of-Delay, Testing, team collaboration, Flow, t-shaped, Lean, Continual Improvement, psychology, kanban, servant leader

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Topic tags: NLP, Clean Language, agile retrospectives, coaching, Teams, Agile, team collaboration, people, Technical Practices, Scaling Agile, safety, NLP, Continuous Deployment, agile transformation, kanban, Visualization Tools, coaching, Agile, Theory of Constraints, Extreme Programming, Domain Driven Design, Cost-of-Delay, product delivery, psychological safety, Lean , Lean, agile coaching, WIP, metrics, Flow, psychological safety, coaching, WIP, Theory of Constraints, Lean , NLP, Agile, communication, neuroscience, Agile Transformation, kanban, XP, human, Theory of Constraints, Cost-of-Delay, Testing, team collaboration, Flow, t-shaped, Lean, Continual Improvement, psychology, kanban, servant leader

Affiliation: Sky Betting & Gaming

Job title: Agile Delivery Lead

Twitter handle: thatAgile

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With a background in software engineering, product development and service transformation, Tom likes to get under the bonnet of products and teams to understand what makes them tick and how they could be better. He’s led a range of agile and digital transformations, working with organisations to develop high performing, resilient cultures that go on to create innovative products and services. A host of Agile Sheffield and regular speaker at agile and DevOps meetups, Tom likes to tell the stories of teams and their journeys, weaving together case studies, research, insights and metrics. When Tom’s not coaching or talking at agile meetups, he’s usually running.

Country: United Kingdom

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