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Index
List of figures and tables
Preface: Agile HR and the authors
Agile HR and the 2020 pandemic
Acknowledgements
Part One Defining Agile HR
01 What Agile HR is
Introduction
Agile for HR and HR for Agile
References
Part Two The Agile mindset
02 Why Agile?
Introduction
The search for business agility
Our HR legacy
Conclusion
References
03 The Agile mindset
Introduction
The waterfall approach to projects
Agile mindset
Agile principles
Conclusion
References
04 Design thinking for Agile teams
Introduction
Design thinking
Conclusion
References
05 Agile ways of working
Introduction
Is Agile just a fad?
Agile ways of working
Conclusion
References
06 Scrum and Kanban
Introduction
Scrum
Kanban
Conclusion
References
Part Three Agile for HR toolkit
07 Agile for HR: An introduction
08 Agile HR toolkit: Value and prioritization
Introduction
Defining value
Building a strategic portfolio of work
Working with a backlog
Conclusion
References
09 Agile for HR toolkit: Co-creation
Introduction
Design thinking in HR
Applying design thinking to onboarding
Conclusion
Reference
10 Agile for HR Toolkit: Agile teams and Agile HR operating models
Introduction
End of the Ulrich model
Agile HR cadence
Prioritization and transparency
Agile HR release planning
New roles and skills
Delivering end-to-end people experience
Challenges faced when building Agile HR teams
Agile HR operating models
Conclusion
References
11 Agile for HR Toolkit: Thinking like a scientist
Introduction
Evidence-based practice
Tips to get started
Evidence-based storytelling
From activity to impact
Data-driven HR service design
Conclusion
References
12 Agile for HR Toolkit: Continuous improvement
Introduction
Removing impediments
Prioritizing improvements
Personal level
Team level
Organizational and product level
Conclusion
References
Part Four HR for Agile
13 HR for Agile: An introduction
14 Co-creating the Agile vision
Introduction
Start with the ‘why’
Creating a strong vision
Change resistance
Conclusion
References
15 Agile organizational design
Introduction
Designing Agile organizations
Pathway one: Agile-by-nature
Pathway two: Scaling Agile through transformation
Conclusion
References
16 HR’s role in Agile transformation
Introduction
Be a transformational leader
Ensure leaders understand Agile
Understand the mindset before the practices
Own the change
Get to know different scaling models
Agile transformation should be Agile
Lead transformation through a backlog
Measure the transformation and be transparent about tensions
Prepare for new roles
Enable capability development
Design for workforce agility
Ensure extra support for virtual teams
Ensure a pull-based work system
Make it safe to discuss and solve impediments
Support people and teams with performance issues
Evolve the role of leader
Invest in physical space
Upskill HR in Agile
Partner with Agile coaches
Sync our own Agile HR operating model with the transformation
Conclusion
References
17 Agile HR products and services
Introduction
Performance management and Agile
Reward and Agile
Talent and Agile
Conclusion
References
Part Five Conclusion
18 Conclusion: Let’s get going
How to start
An Agile HR future
References
Appendix: From traditional HR to Agile HR
Index
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