I love hearing stories of how others have applied agile in their work and life. I had the pleasure of interviewing Maria Ledinskaya, Conservator at the Conservation and Museums Advisory Service (CMAS) this week.
Maria has adopted agile within Conservation and Project Management at small and large museums, here in the UK and in Hong Kong.
She shares her story of how cuts and restrictions during in the pandemic led her to work in an ‘agile ‘ way to still deliver a key project and how she discovered agile and lean methods on that journey.
She also shares her experiences of its application more broadly supporting the opening of a new museum in Hong Kong and more recently at CMAS managing their marketing and social media as a team.
Maria shares insights into the challenges of adopting new ways of working in the sector, and how she has navigated them.
It’s a great interview full of great examples and stories.
If you would like to create your own board like the one Maria shares in the video watch my free Masterclass on Adaptable planning which will guide you step by step on how to create your own.
This interview is part of a collection of over 20 interviews and stories on agile thinking and it’s application included within the Being Agile Online Course
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Best wishes
Belinda
