Molood Cecarelli - Agile is finally remote. What now?
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In this interview, Molood will answer some of the most pressing questions about online leadership from agile people like you such as:
- How do I keep participants engaged in an online meeting?
- How do I motivate people when they work remotely?
- How can I be a true servant leader and not become a virtual assistant whose job is to troubleshoot video conferencing tools and virtual whiteboards?
- Ever since lockdowns, my workdays consist of an online meeting after an online meeting. I'm exhausted. Is there an escape from this?
- What are the personal skills I need to learn as a leader to serve my team better?
Molood was the first person who bluntly claimed that remote work is not the future of agile, but it is the reality of agile.
At first, this provocative thought created a split in the agile community but over the recent years, she has shown the agile world that remote working, remote leadership, remote facilitation are all skills that we should invest in and learn.
When asked a question, she usually goes right to the point and answers the question with practical tips.
Join this session to be inspired, get your questions answered and leave with practical tips that you can put into practice right away.
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