Motivation in Agile Teams - What Really Drives Us
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The talk explains intrinsic motivation for agile IT teams, noting that motivation cannot be directly instigated from the outside but that research identifies ways to create a motivation-supporting environment. It covers relevant theory and gives concrete best practices for fostering intrinsic motivation in agile software teams.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:38Who is Julius Mischok?
- 5:50What drives us?
- 9:45Motivation 2.0
- 13:35Empirical Sociology
- 23:01Motivation 3.0
- 23:31Types
- 24:23Excellence
- 28:20Time
- 34:09Flow Experiences
- 36:12Big Goals
- 38:30How do we achieve this?
- 39:04The 20% TIME
- 40:12Three Steps Toward Relinquishing Control
- 42:33Step 1: Self-Performance Review
- 44:46Conclusion
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