Sabine
Canditt
From Practices to Capacities: Inner Development for Agile Teams
July 10th @ 10 - 10:20am EST / 4 - 4:20pm CEST
Agility has been a powerful response to complexity. But today’s challenges confront us with tensions that cannot be addressed by better processes alone. In this talk, I explore three tensions many agile teams are already facing:
- developing inner capacities vs. changing structures and processes
- optimizing for customer value vs. taking responsibility for the wider ecosystem delivering
- short-term results vs. thinking in longer time horizons
These are not problems to solve, but polarities to navigate. Drawing on the Inner Development Goals (IDGs), I highlight inner capacities such as self-awareness, systems thinking, and long-term orientation that help individuals and teams move more consciously between these perspectives.
About the Speaker
Sabine Canditt has been accompanying people, teams, and organizations through change processes for more than 20 years. After a career as an electrical and software engineer, she became a thought leader in the agile community, working for many years as a trainer, coach, and facilitator of agile transformations.
Today, she works at the intersection of agility and sustainability, supporting people in rethinking agile principles for a life-supporting future. She is the author of the book Small Steps. Big Impact. Using Agility for Greater Sustainability, a trained Consultant of Global Change, an IDG (Inner Development Goals) Ambassador, and a sought-after speaker on agility, sustainability, and future skills.