Teamwork and collaboration

In this post, we’ll break down one of the most popular Agile frameworks: the Scrum methodology.

In this article, we’ll highlight the benefits and challenges of Agile self-organizing teams and outline how Scrum teams and Agile leadership can help self-organizing teams succeed.

Try out these helpful tips and best practices to lead effective one-on-one meetings.

Use the following tips to transform your meetings with question-based agendas that drive purpose, engagement, and decision-making in your organization.

Let's look at how the "Next Normal" has changed team relationships, what new skills team members need to develop to form strong relationships, even as most team members work remotely.

We’ll walk you through how to conduct an efficient project post-mortem and answer common project post-mortem questions so your processes can continue to improve over time.

Share ideas, collaborate in real time, and transform insights into action with Lucidspark's Slack integration. Here are some best practices to get you started.

In this article, we’ll differentiate between a meeting facilitator and a meeting sponsor to turn your meetings from boring to productive and engaging.

We've collaborated with Roman Pichler to recreate two of his most popular tools, the Product Vision Board and the GO Product Roadmap, as Lucidspark templates. Learn more about Roman and these Agile product management tools.  

Let’s discuss two modes of thinking—visual thinking and Design Thinking—and the way they help you design and produce products that delight your customers.

In this article, we’ll go over the best practices for communicating your UX plans to get buy-in before design work begins.

With Lucidspark, facilitating small groups is streamlined and effective, whether your team is in-person, remote, or hybrid.