This document discusses using Spiral Dynamics theory to understand different ways of thinking and values systems that can impact adopting and sustaining Agile practices. It presents eight main value systems (Beige, Purple, Red, Blue, Orange, Green, Yellow, Turquoise) that represent increasing complexity in how people view the world. The document suggests assessing the dominant values system to understand blockers or weaknesses when implementing Agile, and provides examples of how different values systems may relate to the Agile Manifesto. The goal is to use this understanding to facilitate positive change and help organizations fully transform to "Being Agile."
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Presentation held at the Agile2013 conference in Nashville and the Scrum Gathering Paris 2013. This presentation is about how to use Spiral Dynamics in combination with implementation of Agile within organisations. The workshop uses cards to discover what is the dominant color in your organisation, what should be your dominant color and methods for this transition.
A MUST RAED!
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't is a management book by Jim C. Collins that describes how companies transition from being good companies to great companies, and how most companies fail to make the transition. The book was published on October 16, 2001.
Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't is a management book by James C. Collins that aims to describe how companies transition from being average companies to great companies and how companies can fail to make the transition.
“Can a good company become a great company, and, if so, how?” As managers of non-profit programs, we don’t have formal training in the skills of management. Come with us on a journey to see how the principles outlined in the book, “Good to Great” can help you achieve your objectives.
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Management Drives verbetert de performance van organisaties door de effectiviteit van de medewerkers te vergroten. Wij zijn een organisatie adviesbureau met een unieke methode om naar mensen, teams en organisaties te kijken. Het laat u heel snel inzien dat mensen en ook organisaties bepaalde leidende denkpatronen en gewoontes hebben.
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Management Drives, mastering leadership
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My Agile2012 presentation about cultural change with the use of Spiral Dynamics. It consists of:
- a short introduction into Spiral Dyanics
- different ways of agile implementations
- what to do, to go from doing agile to being agile
Spiral Dynamics (& the purpose of life), by adrian cahillAdrian Nqld Cahill
Spiral Dynamics (& the purpose of life), by Adrian Cahill.
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This is about different attitudes in organizations.......
but this ppt presented positive attitudes and how can organization maintain positive attitudes of employees
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Abstract: Public Lecture Da Vinci
Dr Rica Viljoen
The theory that will underpin the public lecture deals with the complex problem of how individuals, groups, organisations and societies handle changing life conditions. Thinking systems in people, organisations and society help us to understand the adaptive capability of changing environmental conditions. These conditions in the environment study the following:
• Worldview: messaging and pattern recognition
• Degree of complexity: exiting or emerging codes of thinking
• Command and control: the inherent flexibility
• Organising Principles: the intensity of the condition
• Elaborating stream implications: the view and implications of the past, present and future time line
• Potential: the functionality or health of the ecology
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The following books will be available after the lecture:
• Organisational Change and Development (Viljoen, 2015)
• Employee Engagement in a South African Context (Nienaber and Martins, 2016)
• Organisational Diagnostics (Martins, Martins and Viljoen, 2017)
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It comprises following subtopics.
Subtopics: Paradigms and principles, Inside-out, The seven habits - an overview -
Private victory Habit 1. Be proactive: principles of personal vision, Habit 2. Begin with the end in mind: principles of
personal leadership, Habit 3. Put first things first: principles of personal management, Public victory. Paradigms of
interdependence. Habit 4. Think win/win: principles of interpersonal leadership, Habit 5: Seek first to understand, then
to be understood: principles of empathetic communication, Habit 6. Synergize: principles of creative cooperation, Renewal. Habit 7. Sharpen the sword: principles of balanced self-renewal
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About Aldo Rall & Andy Cooper:
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Kimberly Samuelson, Director of Government Marketing at Laserfiche provides insight from her presentation at IIMC 2012. She discusses the implementation of agile management strategies and technology to transform the way you work. For more insights, we invite you to visit www.laserfiche.com to see how Laserfiche can help transform the way you work.
This document will help the readers to use these Checklists to improve the productivity of their work
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Ethics for Public AdministrationChapters One and Two.docxSANSKAR20
Ethics for Public Administration
Chapters One and Two
1
Public Administrators:
Are not neutral
Exercise discretion
Participate in the public policy process
Make policy recommendations
Engage in policy implementation
WHY STUDY ETHICS?
2
Your Text
The Responsible Administrator: An approach to Ethics for the Administrative Role
Conceptual Focus:
The role of the public administrator in an organizational setting
Integrating Ethical Concept:
Responsibility
Central Ethical Process:
Comprehensive design approach
3
Definitions
“The attempt to state and evaluate principles by which ethical problems may be solved.”
“normative standards of conduct derived from the philosophical and religious traditions of society.”
“concerned with what is right, fair, just, or good; about what we ought to do.”
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Text: study of moral conduct and moral status
Morality assumes accepted norms of behavior
Ethics involves the examination of the logic, values, beliefs, and principles that are used to justify morality in its various forms.
Descriptive or normative
Deontological (principle based) or teleological (consequences based)
Law “must always stand under the judgment of ethics” Cooper
5
Responsibility and Role
Responsibility:
Objective accountability for conduct
Subjective congruence with one’s professional values
Ethical Responsibility
Able to give reasons for one’s conduct
Able to understand in a self-conscious way why one acted
6
A Design Approach
Addresses immediate situation but takes into account legal, organizational, and social context for longer term impact.
A problem-solving approach
Uncertainties abound
Solution
s rely on facts, not just options
Reality of acting under pressure
Ethical problems are dynamic
7
Understanding Ethical Decision Making
Character traits: built from decisions made as we define boundaries/content of responsibility
This is often done without consistent, intentional, and systematic reflection
Reflective ethics: design the best course of action
for specific problems we face
given constraints of time and information
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Aiken’s 4 Levels of Ethical Reflection
Expressive Level
what feels like the right thing?
Moral Rules Level
what rule should I follow?
Ethical Analysis Level
what are the principles involved?
Postethical level
why should I be principled?
Ethical analysis: principles underlying choices Exercise re tobacco, etc.
9
Which is best?
Expressive
Emotion is only one aspect
Moral Rules
Merely reflects socialization
ETHICAL –proceed with reasoned justification
Easier for others to understand
Postethical
So personal consensus could be difficult
10
Descriptive Models: what is
Early on, feeling of futility
Blasi (1980)—impossible to close gap between moral judgment and moral behavior
Later research shows interaction of the two:
Cognitive process
Wittmer (2005) “awareness….judgment…behavior.”
Rest (1984, 1986) –interpretation o ...
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Development teams can ship efficiently and ensure applications are cyber ready for Navy Authorizing Officials (AOs). In this webinar, Sigma Defense and Anchore will give attendees a look behind the scenes and demo secure pipeline automation and security artifacts that speed up application ATO and time to production.
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Topics covered:
UI automation Introduction,
UI automation Sample
Desktop automation flow
Pradeep Chinnala, Senior Consultant Automation Developer @WonderBotz and UiPath MVP
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 3
Your pathtoagility
1. WARNING
The following presentation contains explicit
content, which can dramatically alter the way you
view the world. There are cases where people
who have been contaminated with this content
happen to see colors that aren’t there. Red
Hummers while they are black, Purple Agile
Coaches and managers in Orange suits.
1
2. 2
Your Path to Agility
Becoming increasingly Agile with the help of Spiral
Dynamics
Dajo Breddels
Agile Wizard
3. 3
Introduction 1
Spiral Dynamics
Agile and Spiral Dynamics
Transform to Being
Wrap up
2
3
4
5
4. Have you ever …
‣ Coached an organization to work Agile, everything
seemed ok, you left and half a year later they were
right back were they started.
‣ Been in an organization where people said that they
fully agreed with you, but didn’t change a thing.
‣ Discovered that there were different cultures in one
organization and people were unable to work
together.
4
And wondered why this happened and what you can do
about this?
5. Who is Who
‣ Who are You?
• Role
• Experience
‣ Who is Dajo Breddels?
• Agile Coaching
• Life Coaching & Spiral Dynamics
• Agile Coaching & Spiral Dynamics
5
6. Doing Agile vs. Being Agile
6
Doing Agile Being Agile
‣ Rules and Procedures
‣ Knowledge intellectual
‣ Skills
‣ One Truth
‣ Principles and Values
‣ Knowledge intuitive
‣ Beliefs and values
‣ Multiple truths possible
7. 7
Introduction 1
Spiral Dynamics
Agile and Spiral Dynamics
Transform to Being
Wrap up
2
3
4
5
8. 8
“The Emergent,
Cyclical, Double-
Helix Model Of The
Adult Human
Biopsychosocial
Systems.”
Prof. Dr. Clare W. Graves
10. BEIGE Instinctive/Survivalistic VS
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Do what you must just to stay alive
‣ Uses instincts and habits just to survive
‣ Distinct self is barely awakened or
sustained
‣ Food, water, warmth, sex, and safety
have priority
‣ Forms into survival bands to perpetuate
life
‣ Lives “off the land” much as other
animals
11. PURPLE Magical/Animistic VS
11
Keep the spirits happy and the tribe’s nest warm and safe
‣ Obeys the desires of the spirit being and
mystical signs
‣ Shows allegiance to chief, elders,
ancestors, and the clan
‣ Individual subsumed in group
‣ Preserves sacred objects, places,
events, and memories
‣ Observes rites of passage, seasonal
cycles, and tribal customs
12. RED Impulsive/Egocentric VS
12
Be what you are and do what you want, regardless
‣ The world is a jungle full of threats and
predators
‣ Breaks free form any domination or
constraint to please self as self desires
‣ Stands tall, expects attention, demands
respect, and calls the shots
‣ Enjoys self to the fullest right now
without guilt or remorse
‣ Conquers, out-foxes, and dominates
other aggressive characters
13. BLUE Purposeful/Authoritarian VS
13
Life has meaning, direction, and purpose with
predetermined outcomes
‣ One sacrifices self to the transcendent
Cause, Truth, or righteous Pathway
‣ The Order enforces a code of conduct
based on eternal, absolute principles
‣ Righteous living produces stability now
and guarantees future reward
‣ Impulsivity is controlled through guilt;
everybody has their proper place
‣ Laws, regulations, and discipline build
character and moral fiber
14. ORANGE Achievist/Strategic VS
14
Act in your own self-interest by playing the game to win
‣ Change and advancement are inherent
within the scheme of things
‣ Progresses by learning nature’s secrets
and seeking out best solutions
‣ Manipulates Earth’s resources to create
and spread the abundant good life
‣ Optimistic, risk-taking, and self-reliant
people deserve success
‣ Societies prosper through strategy,
technology, and competitiveness
15. GREEN Communitarian/Egalitarian VS
15
Seek peace within the inner self and explore, with others,
the caring dimensions of community
‣ The human spirit must be freed from
greed, dogma, and divisiveness
‣ Feelings, sensitivity, and caring
supersede cold rationality
‣ Spreads the Earth’s resources and
opportunities equally among all
‣ Reaches decisions through
reconciliation and consensus processes
‣ Refreshes spirituality, brings harmony,
and enriches human development
16. Yellow Integrative VS
16
Live fully and responsibly as what you are and learn to
become
‣ Life is a kaleidoscope of natural
hierarchies, systems, and forms
‣ The magnificence of existence is valued
over material possessions
‣ Flexibility, spontaneity, and functionality
have the highest priority
‣ Differences can be integrated into
interdependent, natural flows
‣ Understands that chaos and change are
natural
17. TURQUISE Holistic VS
17
Experience the wholeness of existence through mind and
spirit
‣ The world is a single, dynamic organism
with its own collective mind
‣ Self is both distinct and a blended part
of a larger, compassionate whole
‣ Everything connects to everything else in
ecological alignments
‣ Energy and information permeate the
Earth’s total environment
‣ Holistic, intuitive thinking and
cooperative actions are to be expected
21. Example individual Value System profile
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RED Centered: Hägar the Horrible Profile
ILLNESS
RELIGIOUS
FAMILY OR HOME
WORK
SOCIAL
(neighbourhood)
SOCIAL
(clubs)
22. Example individual Value System profile
22
GREEN Centered: Scandinavian Society Profile
WORK
SPORTS
PARTICIPATION
FAMILY
SOCIAL RELIGIOUS
POLITICS
30. QUIZ
30
What is the dominant Value System?
Your organization
31. 31
Introduction 1
Spiral Dynamics
Agile and Spiral Dynamics
Transform to Being
Wrap up
2
3
4
5
32. Agile Manifesto
‣ Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
‣ Working software over comprehensive documentation
‣ Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
‣ Responding to change over following a plan
32
We are uncovering better ways of developing
software by doing it and helping others do it.
Through this work we have come to value:
That is, while there is value in the items on
the right, we value the items on the left more.
33. The world of the Value Systems
33
‣ Individual
‣ Team
‣ Organization
‣ Environment
Individual
Team
Organization
Environment
34. Value Systems and Agile
34
BLUE
Value System
ORANGE
Value System
GREEN
Value System
YELLOW
Value System
35. BLUE Purposeful/Authoritarian VS
35
Being dominant in an Agile environment
‣ Name: Procedural Agile
‣ Right Use: Life critical applications
‣ Strong: Order and Control
‣ Weakness: Slow and Inflexible
‣ Danger: Unstoppable growth of
procedures
‣ Typical
‣ One Truth, hierarchical, inflexible,
silo thinking, one specific method,
reacts slow to changes,
guidelines, templates, procedures,
disciplined
‣ To keep it agile
‣ Something in, something out
36. ORANGE Achievist/Strategic VS
36
Being dominant in an Agile environment
‣ Name: Money Driven Agile
‣ Right Use: Direct financial crisis
‣ Strong: Quick win and Improving
‣ Weakness: Long term
‣ Danger: Burning up people
‣ Typical
‣ More with less, success,
improves, competition, outsmart
others, situational ethics, drive
‣ To keep it agile
‣ Limit the maximum cost reduction
/ growth
37. GREEN Communitarian/Egalitarian VS
37
Being dominant in an Agile environment
‣ Name: People Centric Agile
‣ Right Use: Political sensitive projects
‣ Strong: Team thinking and
involvement
‣ Weakness: Paralysis through
consensus
‣ Danger: To many people involved
‣ Typical
‣ People first, consensus,
everybody is equal, flat
organization, team effort,
acceptance, slow in taking
decisions
‣ To keep it agile
‣ Limit number of stakeholders
38. Yellow Integrative VS
38
Being dominant in an Agile environment
‣ Name: Effective Agile
‣ Right Use: Chaotic and global
environments
‣ Strong: Respond to change
‣ Weakness: Seen as unstable
‣ Danger: Loosing the rest
‣ Typical
‣ Effectiveness over efficiency,
people are different, embrace
change, improve, out-of-the-box,
wolf in sheep’s clothing, hard to
understand, can loose interest, no
interest in status, long term
thinking
39. Value Systems and Agile Manifesto
39
BLUE
Value System
ORANGE
Value System
GREEN
Value System
YELLOW
Value System
Comprehensive
documentation over
working software
Following a plan over
responding to change
Processes and tools over
individuals and
interactions
Contract negotiation over
customer collaboration
Working software over
comprehensive
documentation
Individuals and
interactions over
processes and tools
Customer collaboration
over contract negotiation
Responding to change
over following a plan
40. Real life example
40
‣ Management
‣ Team
‣ Organization
‣ External Environment
41. Value Systems and your version of Agile
41
What’s the dominant Value System in your agile
implementation and why?
BLUE
Value System
ORANGE
Value System
GREEN
Value System
YELLOW
Value System
42. 42
Introduction 1
Spiral Dynamics
Agile and Spiral Dynamics
Transform to Being
Wrap up
2
3
4
5
43. Where is change needed?
43
‣ Individual
‣ Team
‣ Organization
‣ Environment
Individual
Team
Organization
Environment
44. Ideal World
44
‣ Management
‣ Team
‣ Organization
‣ External Environment
45. More realistic
45
‣ Management
‣ Team
‣ Organization
‣ External Environment
‣ Scrum Master
46. Assessing Value Systems
46
In individuals, teams and organizations
Observation Questionnaires
‣ Behavior
‣ Interactions with others
‣ Use of language
‣ Value words
‣ Beliefs
‣ Don’t judge too fast
‣ Personal test
‣ 300+ Questions
‣ One on one
‣ Group tests
‣ Initial questions very important
‣ Don’t use it too mechanical
47. Examples of using language
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To determine the corresponding Value System
We have to be sure about what to do, before we can give a reliable
estimate
It’s important we all agree on this solution.
Scrum says that we have to do …
Let’s improve x … so we become the most successful team.
Eric, what’s your opinion about this? I really want to know.
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49. Example group questionnaire
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To determine the corresponding Value System
Traditions Ambition Complexity Respect Charisma Protection
Direct
reward
Bureaucracy Equality Change Safety Success
Structure Profit Magical Tolerance Insight Enthusiasm
50. Example group questionnaire
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To determine the corresponding Value System
Traditions Ambition Complexity Respect Charisma Protection
Direct
reward
Bureaucracy Equality Change Safety Success
Structure Profit Magical Tolerance Insight Enthusiasm
51. Transform from Doing to Being
‣ Look for what to keep
‣ Make use of the dominant color to implement the new one
‣ Don’t skip colors (there is no shortcut)
‣ Acknowledge the past and show that the environment has
changed
‣ Emphasize signs of the new color when they occur
‣ Make sure the environment supports the new color
‣ Use Real Life
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Making the transition from one color to the next
52. Change Cultural DNA
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Three strategies
Decrease
‣ A Value system has a
negative impact on the
system
‣ Lessen the influence of
the Value System
Increase
‣ The lack of a Value
System has negative
impact on the system
‣ Add something new in the
system to add a little bit
of this Value System
Transcend
‣ The current dominant
Value System can’t cope
with the Life Conditions
‣ Use parts of the old Value
System to interest people
to new ideas which are
part of the next Value
System
53. From BLUE to ORANGE Value System
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From doing your duty to making a success
‣ Use the higher authority
‣ Design new leaner procedures
‣ Design new procedures which embed
continuous improvement
‣ Reward results instead of doing your
tasks
‣ Flatten organizational layers
‣ Add competition
54. From ORANGE to GREEN Value System
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From personal success to shared goals
‣ Use scientific research to persuade new
way of working
‣ Make rewards team-oriented
‣ Make competition team-oriented
‣ Reward people for growing and caring
not only for getting successes
‣ Remove the boss/manager and let the
group make important decisions
55. From GREEN to YELLOW Value System
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From all equal to all unique value
‣ Make rewards for contribution to team
growth and wellbeing
‣ Remove consensus thinking and
introduce situational leadership2
‣ Make an ecological mission and/or
vision statement to inspire
‣ Remove strict Function/Job Descriptions
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Introduction 1
Spiral Dynamics
Agile and Spiral Dynamics
Transform to Being
Wrap up
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57. The four most dominant Value Systems
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In an Agile context
58. Resources
‣ Books
• Spiral Dynamics, Don Beck and Christopher Cowan
• Spiral Dynamics Integral, Don Beck (audiobook)
• Coaching the Agile Enterprise, Michael Spayd
‣ Websites
• http://www.jobeq.net (example Value System test)
• http://www.clarewgraves.com/
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Contact for more information
Dajo Breddels
Agile Wizard
dajo@dajobreddels.com
Editor's Notes
One of the thing you hear a lot is the difference between “doing agile” and “being agile”. When you search the internet you find a lot of pages discerning this topic.