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In today’s fast-paced world, adaptability and collaboration are key. Because of this, the role of a Release Train Engineer (RTE) is extremely important, enabling organizations to successfully implement Agile ways of working. Every year, the RTE Summit brings these Agile orchestrators together to share their experiences, learn from one another, and immerse themselves in the wider RTE community. Every year, an “RTE of the Year” is also chosen, highlighting an individual at the top of their game within the RTE role.

The world of product development is filled with uncertainties and risks. How can you ensure that your product will meet user needs, gain traction in the market, and achieve success?

Explore how to navigate our complex world by living Business Agility. Embracing an agile mindset shifts the focus back to (customer) value and enables us to adapt and improve swiftly. Work becomes meaningful again and a joint endeavour. Such a transformation does not only benefit the customer, but also the organisation and employees. Let’s embark on this journey together!

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Raul Barth (Agile Coach, Scrum Master and SAFe trainer) has written an article about the role of Scrum Master and Release Train Engineers in the new SAFe 6.0 framework.

Not knowing a lot about a topic should not be a problem: As a facilitator, you guide a conversation but don’t act as a content owner. There is one prerequisite though - It helps to speak the language and broadly understand the topic.

People like talking about their work, their effort and what they believe in, which can sometimes lead to the side effect of discussions starting to drag.

Since you will be following your preparation plan, there is a pitfall you become too strict in your facilitation. It is important to stay open for feedback throughout the process and always keep the group’s agenda above your own.

Resistance within a group shows itself in different ways. One of them is a participant being too talkative, which might block other participants from speaking up.

The reasons why a group derails from a topic are context dependant. Therefore, it is hard to tackle this beforehand. However, there are some measures to take in the unfortunate event topic trailing arises.