The best way to improve your skills is through practice. But practicing the wrong way can lead to bad habits. In this episode of the SAFe Business Agility podcast, SPCT Dwayne Stroman discusses the concept of “practice makes permanent” and how it helps drive a successful SAFe implementation.
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The best way to improve your skills is through practice. But practicing the wrong way can lead to bad habits. In this episode of the SAFe Business Agility podcast, SPCT Dwayne Stroman discusses the concept of “practice makes permanent” and how it helps drive a successful SAFe implementation.
Bill and Dwayne cover topics including:
- The consequences of applying old anti-patterns to a new transformation
- Key areas where practice makes permanent can help organizations struggling with their implementation
- The power of the system demo and how it can positively affect the enterprise
- What creative tension is and why it’s a good thing
Follow these links to read Dwayne’s blog posts on practice makes permanent and creative tension.
Hosted by: Bill Sizemore
Bill is a SAFe Content Advisor at Scaled Agile where he inspires people, teams, organizations, and companies to think differently. He taps into his extensive experience as an Agile coach and constantly seeks opportunities to mentor people, help them grow, and be better versions of themselves. Connect with Bill on LinkedIn.
Guest: Dwayne Stroman
Dwayne is an enterprise transformation coach, trainer, and SPCT with more than 20 years of experience. He is ultra-passionate about helping large organizations learn how to build the right products and deliver optimal value through learning and customer validation. Dwayne uses his SPCT role to help several Fortune 100 companies, as well as many growing companies in finance, retail, healthcare, and logistics, realize the benefits of a Lean-Agile mindset. Find Dwayne on LinkedIn.
