In this special one-on-one episode of Collaborwocky, Jim Benson interviews Andrew Sanyal, a student at Modus Institute with a rich background in project and program management.
Andrew’s expertise spans from quantum computing to software development. The conversation centers around the concept of “done” in Agile and how it extends beyond mere completion.
Andrew shares an example from his work on quantum computing research, emphasizing that true “done” includes marketing, storytelling, and ongoing support.
The discussion highlights the dynamic nature of done and its impact on collaboration and value delivery. 🚀🔍📈
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- Jim Benson: Founder of Modus Institute and co-author of Personal Kanban and the NEW Course, Toxic Waste.
- Tonianne DeMaria: Co-founder of Modus Institute, co-author of Personal Kanban, and an expert in the psychology and neuroscience behind work.
- Dave Prior: Certified Scrum Trainer and a faculty member at Modus Institute.
- Mark Kilby: Co-author of the book, From Chaos to Successful Distributed Agile Teams, and a co-instructor for the new Successful Distributed Teams course on Modus Institute.
- Thushyanthan A.: An education industry professional and a Modus Institute faculty member with a love for documentation.
