Neal Taylor - What Scrum Masters can learn from Antifragility
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Ari Pekka Skarp and Neal Taylor will talk about social complexity, what this means in relation to risks within the environment that we try to navigate. There are some interesting and paradigm-shifting concepts within the realm of antifragility which may bring us a better understanding about what we can do about social complexity and uncertainty and how this can help organisations. In this conversation, they cover one of the key aspects of antifragility, and hopefully inspire you to find out more about these interesting concepts, as well as some suggestions for how to deepen your understanding as a next stage.
In this session, Neal refers to the work of
- The psychologist Joseph Campbell
- The author Nassim Taleb
- Vasco Duarte and the #NoEstimates book
- A book, The Timeless Way Of Building by Christopher Alexander
- The book Antifragile: Things that gain from disorder
Neal also refers to:
You can link with Neal Taylor on LinkedIn and connect with Neal Taylor on Twitter.
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