Building Agile Teams: Personal Responsibility and Self-Organization
Creating Structures, Delegating Decisions, Shaping Change
How Organizations Remain Capable of Taking Action Amid Complexity
- The PDCA cycle as the basis for iterative work.
- Understanding and Leveraging Value Streams.
- Build cross-functional teams.
- Creating Flow: Enabling Uninterrupted Work.
- Switch from a push system to a pull system.
- Principles and values that promote personal responsibility.
Organizational Models: Which One Is Right for Which Company?
- Why there is no blueprint, and what that means.
- Consistently align the organization with customers .
- Scrum and Scaled Scrum.
- Sociocracy.
- The Spotify model.
- Real-World Examples: What Successful Companies Do Differently.
- Value Stream Analysis: Rethinking Your Own Company.
- Distinguish between value-added and support teams.
Rethinking Leadership: Understanding Your Role as an Enabler
- Striking a Balance Between Autonomy and Alignment.
- Servant Leadership: Empower, Don't Control.
- The five pillars of self-organization.
- Building psychological safety within the team.
- Communication in Decentralized Structures.
- Distribute decisions based on the principle of consensus.
Shaping Change: Methods That Work in Practice
- Understanding Resistance and Using It Productively.
- The Five Logical Levels According to Robert Dilts and Their Significance for Change.
- Lean Change Management: Managing Transformation in Iterations.
- Objectives & Key Results (OKR) as a management tool.
- Proven Models of Change and Their Application.
- Liberating Structures: Tools That Foster Participation.
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- Identify the structures that are currently hindering decision-making and collaboration in your organization.
- Classify different organizational models and evaluate which one fits your context.
- Targetedly strengthen personal responsibility within your team and establish clear decision-making guidelines.
- Plan and manage change processes using proven methods.
- Identify and prioritize the first concrete steps for your organization.
Input, discussion, simulations, best-practice examples, group work.
People in leadership roles at the middle management level and above who want to delegate more responsibility to their teams—as well as change managers, Agile Coaches, business developers, and corporate development professionals who implement structural changes in a pragmatic way
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- a shared lunch on each full- training day
- refreshments during breaks
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Start dates and details

Thursday, 25.02.2027
09:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday, 26.02.2027
09:00 am - 5:00 pm
- one joint lunch per full seminar day,
- Catering during breaks and
- extensive working documents.
- one joint lunch per full seminar day,
- Catering during breaks and
- extensive working documents.