Agile Conversations: Why Generalizing Specialists Matter to Agile Teams
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In our constantly changing world, those who embrace versatility find the most success. Join Casey Ayers and Jason Alba to learn how taking a cross-functional approach to teamwork and our own skill development unlocks the promise of agile principles.
In our constantly changing world, those who embrace versatility find the most success. In this Agile Conversation, Casey Ayers and Jason Alba discuss how taking a cross-functional approach to teamwork and our own skill development unlocks the promise of agile principles. By the end of this engaging discussion, you’ll have a new appreciation for how honing your expertise and broadening your horizons can work hand in hand to enhance your value as a leader or critical contributor on high-performance teams.
Author Name: Casey Ayers
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Casey is an entrepreneurial leader with experience managing projects, analyzing challenges, and designing solutions in healthcare, mobile, digital media, online learning, and more. His Pluralsight courses have helped nearly 1,000,000 professionals gain the skills they need to tackle new challenges and earn globally-recognized certifications, including PMP, CBAP, CAPM, PMI-ACP, CompTIA Project+, ICAgile, and more.
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