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		<title>By: Richard Jonas</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Might some of those who fear change be concerned that they are effective at traditional methods (compared to their colleagues) and likely to be less effective relative to their colleagues when using agile methods with the different set of skills that are needed, and hence a threat to their possibilities for advancement.

If manager A has a productivity of 2 with traditional methods and 3 with agile methods, and B has 1 with traditional methods and 4 with agile, in some cultures A will now be considered worse than B. There needs to be a shift in culture so that A is now rewarded for a 50% increase not penalised because they are now considered the lesser manager. 

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Might some of those who fear change be concerned that they are effective at traditional methods (compared to their colleagues) and likely to be less effective relative to their colleagues when using agile methods with the different set of skills that are needed, and hence a threat to their possibilities for advancement.</p>
<p>If manager A has a productivity of 2 with traditional methods and 3 with agile methods, and B has 1 with traditional methods and 4 with agile, in some cultures A will now be considered worse than B. There needs to be a shift in culture so that A is now rewarded for a 50% increase not penalised because they are now considered the lesser manager. </p>
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