Rewatching this workshop on Nonviolent Communication with Marshal Rosenberg after ~3 years: youtube.com/watch?v=4LuPCA… I watched the first time with a healthy skepticism that only wore away gradually. Now it just feels like there's enough in here to rewatch periodically.

Currently happening: Applying the spine model: A systematic approach of having a shared understanding of human workspace by Kaluhi Anzigale #uxpnairobi #uxp2019 #spinemodel #agile #lean

Bruce Tate: grox.io Founder Routinely using: Daniel Pink's Drive (Autonomy/Mastery/Purpose) Team Topologies ' Cognitive Load interventions (remove the extraneous) Socio-technical skills (I like Spine Model as a starting point) Continuous learning environment (Claudio Perrone's PopcornFlow)

Yves Hanoulle agilealliance.social/@YvesHanoulle @JuttaEckstein That’s my view as well - the rate of change of processes, practices and tools *should* be very high if you’re really being highly adaptive you an evolving context.

Cliff Hazell 🚀 Kent Beck 🌻 My attempt to fix XP is the Spine Model and we’ve found a bunch of useful ways to apply that at ExploreAI.

Guru Prasad John Cutler This is where I find the Spine Model really shines.

@viktorcessan To give more detail - NVC, XP, NLP and Rhetoric all folder under Spine Model in my map. It’s a synthesis of these and other models and emerged when Danie Roux and I were working together a few years ago.

The Spine Model is hella useful in this kind of situation

The Spine Model making an experience at Werner's DevConf talk on The Importance of Team Community

Faris Sponge Bob Test Pants We combine these to 'see our systems': - Model your systems in terms of things like #toc theory of constraints, Spine Model, Team Topologies, etc - Run learning boards e.g. Claudio Perrone's popcornflow - Retro everything, from incidents to work cycles

If you're in software engineering, and especially in any kind of leadership role, the Spine model (spinemodel.info) can be an incredibly valuable sense making/conversational/directional tool. H/T K Danie Roux

Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub The Spine model tries to express this, and I think it does a good job of it.

Getting quality input from multiple new sources to stimulate and grow new ideas. faethm.co.za/grey-matters

Any #spinemodel sits with a bounded context, which defines the applicability of the model and aids alignment by stating which part of the system is being modelled. Defining this boundary explicitly should be step zero of any modelling work, and can change as agreement changes.

Agile for Humans with Ryan Ripley - AFH 090: Walking the Spine Model ryanripley.com/afh-090-walkin…