Natalia Curusi co-authored “From Resistance to Resilience: Practical Agile Lessons for Transformation”
, a book that doesn’t tell you what agile should look like — it tells you what actually happens when you try to transform an organization. Friday-night deployments, zombie teams going through the motions, transformations that met a wall of silence.
In this episode, we unpack the real lessons from the front lines: how personal values drive the shift to agile, why some teams have all the ceremonies but none of the substance, and what systems thinking reveals about why transformations fail — or snap back.
When Your Values Don’t Match Your Ways of Working
“I felt like there is a mismatch in my values, my moral values and principles, and customer-centric orientation. So when I found out about Agile around 2010, I understood — okay, this is the answer. Now I have the answer how I can map my moral values and principles with software delivery.” Continue reading BONUS: Why Your Agile Transformation Keeps Snapping Back — And What Systems Thinking Says About It, With Natalia Curusi
