Learning Agile

Learning Agile (2015) is a no-nonsense guide to an often misunderstood concept – agile. The reason for that misunderstanding is simple: all too often, agile is bandied about as a one-size-fits-all solution to every conceivable organizational difficulty. Longtime agile practitioners Andrew Stellman and Jennifer Greene don’t see it that way. For them, agile is a great tool, but you have to know how – and when and why – to use it. And that starts with getting a grasp on agile’s underlying principles. 

• Software developers
• Team leaders 
• Project managers

Andrew Stellman is a developer, architect, speaker, project manager, and agile coach. He has over two decades of experience in the software industry. His clients include companies, corporations, and schools, like Microsoft, Bank of America, and MIT. 

Jennifer Greene is development manager, business analyst, project manager, agile coach, and all-around expert on software engineering. Greene has worked across multiple industries such as media, finance, and IT consulting.