two lists for learning
This week I was asked for my go to agile resources online. I really struggled initially, as I think that I tend to do a lot of my exploration of the agile space in the offline world. I go to meetups, conferences, and read a lot of books. I'm also a member of a few group chats here and there that aren't so easy to introduce people who are completely novice into.
As I sat staring at the message feeling mildly like an imposter, it occurred to me that there are plenty of websites that I've visited over the years and many of those I continue to do so. As part of recognising that my energy levels are low and need restoring this week, and also in the name of maximising the amount of work not done, I thought that I would share with you the same lists that I ended up sharing with my colleagues. Websites:
And my favourite books for thinking about people who are trying to work with agility:
Books will often still oust the web when it comes to deeper writing on these topics purely because of the more rigorous editorial process that goes into their publication.