Leading
summary
Argues that leadership in agile is situational and demonstrates it with a workshop exercise using Cynefin quadrants: participants place events (alien invasion, missed deadline, critical bug, someone quitting) into obvious/complicated/complex/chaotic domains, then map archetypes (dictator, hero, Gandalf, laissez-faire) to those domains. Claims you must tune style to the system state, combine system awareness and self-awareness, and build trust by “walking the talk.” Practical takeaway: use the quadrant tool to pick a leadership move quickly rather than defaulting to one favorite style.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 14:34The Cynefin Framework
- 16:53Management and Leadership
- 20:21Leadership Styles
- 24:34System awareness helps you navigate the leadership domains
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