Testimonials Archive - Page 4 of 10

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Mark Balaban — Front end developer

Agile isn’t a checklist that works the same way for all teams. This workshop opened my eyes to how different teams have different values, and Agile can help them in different ways.

January 9, 2026 In

Bruce Rennie — Scrum Master

A workshop like this, with someone as experienced as Gil, is a rare and valuable opportunity. Take advantage of it.

January 9, 2026 In

Justin Warner — Manager, Market Reference Data

Provided valuable insights into building a true Agile team.

January 9, 2026 In

Alexandra Zwicker — UX Designer

A fast-paced workshop where you evaluate your current Agile process and pinpoint strengths and weaknesses. Gil uses personal experience and anecdotes to highlight each segment, and audience participation gives you a chance to see how other teams operate.

January 9, 2026 In

Moez Nayani — Development Team Lead

Each company and environment will have its own unique conditions and challenges. Gil ties your particular challenges back to each topic wonderfully. He also allows time to self-reflect on each topic, so you can generate ideas (both internally and through discussion) that you wish to take back and implement into your environment.

January 9, 2026 In

Dave S. — Software development project manager (attended an in-house session)

Absolutely worth the time — I would have used PTO for this if required.

January 9, 2026 In

Kamran Khan — ScrumMaster/Agile Coach

Now I have some specific steps, techniques, and tools that I can go back and apply, while growing myself into my next role.

January 9, 2026 In

Jennifer Bleen — Program Manager

Now I have a vocabulary to apply and some strategies to use that will help me become more effective in my communication with my peers, my management, and my teams so that we can all grow and learn together.

January 9, 2026 In

M. B. — Enterprise Transformation Consultant

You touched almost every part, from framework to engineering to team dynamics to managers and leadership.

January 9, 2026 In

D. C. — Gil’s article editor at a well-known publication

You have a way of bringing to the fore those unspoken subtleties that can make or break an agile endeavor … and you do so in a way that hits home.