@mubarizhamzaaslam3984

That example of transforming a child to an adult is awesome man. I've used it in many places. Thanks to you. (Y)

Cheers!

@syek3470

Great way of intuitive teaching..Loved it..Thanks

@larryshead5861

Good explanation of Agile.

@damilolabisugasoyoye6844

This was a good and simple breakdown....

@judemenuh2371

Great information Mark as always👌

@judemenuh2371

Your explanation of Agile is so simple..Keep up Man🖐

@leeamraa

Why didn't I think of this concept before?!!! It is a 
no-brainer
!    ... Thanks!

@johnkistler3653

This is a great teaching point, Mark. It is one that I think most legacy organizations miss when they are try to “implement” agile principles.

@kulashaker30

Keep making more videos like this explaining agile. Also, it would be absolutely great if you make a video for each value and principle of agile. I like the analogies though! ☺️

@RickBeall

The joke at the end is pretty effective, It makes you watch the video until the end.

@Familyguy1262

Mark- This is very true! Love this video. I sent it to some of my peers. We are on a journey now at our company.

@roseold8141

This is hilarious.  Thanks for calling out the high-priced "transformation" specialists.

@larryshead5861

Documentation was one of my most dreaded tasks, when I was a programmer.

@emanuelesantanche3324

We need to take into account that workers who are not naif will distrust any change a company proposes. They are right because they know from experience that in a lot of cases the change will only be apparent, not substantial. Moreover, if we try to promote face-to-face interactions in an environment that is toxic and where competition prevails, the interactions will be hypocrite and harmful. No real improvement will happen.