Arguing Agile
We're arguing about agile so that you don't have to!
We seek to prepare you to deal with real-life business agility challenges by demonstrating both sides of the real arguments you will encounter in your work and career.
Arguing Agile is hosted by seasoned professionals who explore experience from their careers, share stories, and suggest advice to other professionals. We do these things while maintaining an unbiased position from any financial interest.
Podcasting since 2021 • 254 episodes
Arguing Agile
Latest Episodes
AA254 - QA Is Dead!?! Why a MASSIVE QA Boom Is Coming
Businesses killed QA with bad org design, but with AI, is there potential for a near-term QA boom?Join Product Manager Brian Orlando and Enterprise Business Agility Consultant Om Patel as we discuss the systematic elimination of QA role...
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AA253 - The Delayering Disaster: Why Cutting Middle Management Is Blowing Up
Meta and Amazon are cutting managers, but is it efficiency or chaos?Is de-layering, or flattening your org chart, good for a company, or is it a recipe for destruction?Join Product Manager Brian Orlando and Enterprise Business A...
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AA252 - The IKEA Effect: Why You Love Your Bad Product Ideas
Stop building products nobody wants by discovering the psychological bias killing your strategy!Today, Product Manager Brian Orlando and Enterprise Business Agility Coach Om Patel are taking on the "IKEA Effect." The IKEA effect is...
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AA251 - AI Product Managers Are Just Product Managers
AI product manager jobs are everywhere - but are they really different from regular PM roles? In this episode of Arguing Agile, Product Manager Brian Orlando and Enterprise Business Agility Consultant Om Patel wade deep into the mu...
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AA250 - CEOs Admit There's No AI ROI (But Keep Buying It Anyway)
AI had little to no impact on productivity in the past 3 years.This was according to a National Bureau of Economic Research survey released in February 2006 of 6,000 CEOs and executives across the US, UK, Germany, and Australia.
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