Blogs & vlogs
Team Psychological Safety (TPS): the missing link in PERFORMANCEDive into this dynamic clip where expert Peter Cauwelier and Joanna Płaskonka explore the power of Team Psychological Safety (TPS). Why is it important for organization? Because it is connected with... PERFORMANCE. And every organization cares about performance.Feb 22, 2025
Scrum Love: From Toxic Attachment to True Learning #scrum #valentinesdaySometimes, our love for Agile and Scrum blinds us. 💔 We defend it instead of embracing different perspectives. But what if we shifted our focus? Instead of proving who's right, let’s have meaningful learning conversations, solve real problems, and grow together. ❤️Feb 14, 2025
Team Psychological Safety (TPS) Amy Edmondson's definition shared by Peter Cauwelier #tpsIn this short clip from a longer conversation between Joanna Płaskonka and Peter Cauwelier, Peter shares an imortant definition: what is Team Psychological Safety.Feb 11, 2025
Online Scrum Master Summit 2025: Call for Speakers is OPEN! #osms25🚀 Call for Speakers – Online Scrum Master Summit 2025! 🚀 Feb 8, 2025
That little thing that can make a huge difference: 🚀 Team Psychological Safety with Peter CauwelierWhat if there was a simple yet powerful way to improve your team’s performance? In this episode of Joanna’s Tribe, Joanna Płaskonka talks to Peter Cauwelier, an expert in Team Psychological Safety (TPS) and leadership development. We explore how TPS impacts learning, collaboration, and business outcomes, making it a crucial tool for any team leader or organization. Feb 7, 2025
Why we do what we do: questioning processes for improvementHave you ever stopped to ask yourself why certain processes exist or why you made specific decisions in the past? In this short clip, Joanna Płaskonka and Paweł Myśliwiec explore the importance of challenging assumptions, reflecting on past choices, and rethinking the direction you're heading.Jan 29, 2025
Working faster is not a solution when your tools and processes are wrongIn this conversation between Paweł Myśliwiec and Joanna Płaskonka, you'll discover an important lesson inspired by King Julien from the Madagascar movie: going faster and faster makes no sense if you're working on useless tasks or if your processes and tools are ineffective.Jan 25, 2025