Ein wissenschaftlicher Blick auf das "Agile Mindset"
transform together – the podcast meetup about organizational developmentShow Notes
In dieser Episode von transform together spricht Host Johannes Schartau mit Karen Eilers und Christiaan Verwijs über deren Forschungsprojekt zum oft nebulös verwendeten "Agilen Mindset", einem Begriff, der gerne als Totschlagargument missbraucht wird. Die beiden bringen Licht ins Dunkel und zeigen wissenschaftlich fundiert, was wirklich dahintersteckt und wie Teams diese Denkweise konkret fördern können.
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