Insights

Ideas, stories, and lessons from the field.

Short reads on how organizations really change - written by the people doing the work.

Editorial

Leadership

Operating model choices that unlock speed without chaos

Speed does not come from pushing teams harder. It comes from making clear operating model choices that reduce friction, clarify decision rights, and keep work connected to strategy.

Growit - September 19, 2026Read
Editorial

Agile Mindset

Why most agile transformations fail and what to do instead

Most agile transformations fail because they focus on ceremonies, tools, and structures while leaving the real system of work unchanged. The better path is to redesign how decisions, priorities, funding, and learning happen across the organization.

Growit - September 19, 20263Read
Editorial

Leadership

What a functional leadership team actually looks like

A functional leadership team is not defined by chemistry or weekly meetings. It is defined by how clearly it makes decisions, handles tension, and turns shared priorities into action.

Growit - September 19, 2026Read
Editorial

Leadership

How to redesign your operating model without a big-bang restructure

You do not need a major reorg to make your operating model work better. Start with the work, change the few things that slow it down, and build confidence through practical experiments.

Growit - August 19, 20263Read
Editorial

Leadership

Cultural signals that predict transformation success

Most transformation plans focus on structure, process, and tools. The better early signal is culture: how people speak, decide, challenge, and react when the work gets uncomfortable.

Growit - August 3, 20267Read
Editorial

People Development

Building a Talent-on-Demand Model That Actually Works

Talent-on-demand is not just a bigger contractor bench or a faster hiring process. It is a way to match work to skills quickly, without creating chaos for teams or leaders.

Growit - July 27, 202612Read

Use Cases

Agile implementation in banks: start with the system, not the ceremony

Many banks adopt agile by rolling out squads, standups, and tools. The real work is changing decision rights, funding, risk involvement, and delivery flow.

Growit - July 26, 20267Read

Agile Mindset

How to recognize "Fake Agile" and why it's a problem?

Fake Agile is the trap of adopting Agile rituals without the values behind them. Here is how to spot it and what to do instead.

Growit - November 12, 202414Read

People Development

Three key qualities for success in sales

The best salespeople listen before they pitch. Here are the three types of empathy that separate great sellers from the rest.

Una - September 8, 20243Read

People Development

Wake-up call at 2 AM

A personal story about listening to what your body is telling you, and a simple practice that helps find peace in the chaos.

Milica - September 1, 20243Read

Leadership

Courage, humanity, and honesty as the foundation for improving work culture

Notes from a panel on HR, salary transparency, and the companies proving that being open about how you work is a competitive advantage.

Nemanja - August 20, 20248Read

Agile Mindset

Goats, cars and Agile stars: navigating change

What the Monty Hall problem can teach us about pivoting your product strategy when the market gives you new information.

Aleksandar - August 13, 20245Read

Use Cases

How we conquered Atlanta - a recipe for a 100% successful project start

A field report from a User Story Mapping workshop with 30 people at Coca-Cola HQ, and the recipe we followed to align five teams on day one.

Djurdja - August 8, 20242Read

People Development

Emotional intelligence in the work environment

Why self-awareness, self-regulation and empathy are the foundation for high-performing teams.

Una - July 30, 20242Read

Leadership

How to prevent immediate layoffs when the business faces challenges?

The employer's side of the layoff conversation and what we actually do at Growit to avoid it.

Nemanja - July 23, 20242Read