Bob Kosse
@bobkosse.bsky.social
My name is Bob Kosse, creator of the SOPHIA Framework.
Vraagje aan mijn Nederlandse volgers: waarom zou jij deze training NIET van me af willen nemen?
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Grip op Processen | Tweedaagse Training voor Succesvolle Bedrijfsvoering
Optimaliseer je processen en creëer rust in je bedrijf. Leer in 2 dagen praktische tools en strategieën om knelpunten op te lossen, teams beter te laten samenwerken en grip te krijgen op je operatie.
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February 6, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Vraagje aan mijn Nederlandse volgers: waarom zou jij deze training NIET van me af willen nemen?
deorganisatieveranderaars.nl/grip-op-proc...
deorganisatieveranderaars.nl/grip-op-proc...
This makes me so proud! 1300 students and an average rating of 4.45 stars out of 5!
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Do you want to try this course? Head over to: www.udemy.com/course/certi... and enroll!
January 15, 2025 at 9:06 PM
This makes me so proud! 1300 students and an average rating of 4.45 stars out of 5!
Do you want to try this course? Head over to: www.udemy.com/course/certi... and enroll!
Do you want to try this course? Head over to: www.udemy.com/course/certi... and enroll!
"Scrum is simple to understand, but difficult to master."
Yet, there are 15 Scrum.org certificates alone—excluding SAFe, Kanban, and others.
Has agility become too complex? Instead of endless theory and certifications, shouldn’t we return to the basics of true agility?
Yet, there are 15 Scrum.org certificates alone—excluding SAFe, Kanban, and others.
Has agility become too complex? Instead of endless theory and certifications, shouldn’t we return to the basics of true agility?
January 12, 2025 at 8:04 PM
"Scrum is simple to understand, but difficult to master."
Yet, there are 15 Scrum.org certificates alone—excluding SAFe, Kanban, and others.
Has agility become too complex? Instead of endless theory and certifications, shouldn’t we return to the basics of true agility?
Yet, there are 15 Scrum.org certificates alone—excluding SAFe, Kanban, and others.
Has agility become too complex? Instead of endless theory and certifications, shouldn’t we return to the basics of true agility?