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Gitte Klitgaard
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Keynote speaker, trusted advisor, curious, Keeper of the Weird, Good Omen fan, friend, offer of hugs, unicorn, learner & more :) Want us all to be kind to each other May skeet in bad Swedish. Have space for new clients. Cis, she/her
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · Nov 16
My work goal is to bring humanity back in the workplace for the benefit of employees and companies.

My overall goal is to make the world a better and kinder place.

Some values: integrity, authenticity, kindness, fairness, responsibility, honesty, being present..

I am badass and caring 💕
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Assigned Media @assignedmedia.org · 5h
Trump crudely mocks transgender people in front of Canadian Prime Minister, one of whose children is nonbinary. Keep it classy, America. @rikiwilchins.bsky.social
Donald Trump mocks transgender people in Oval Office meeting with Canadian PM, whose child is nonbinary
Mark Carney sat silently as the U.S. president went on an anti-trans diatribe.
www.advocate.com
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 2h
Wow
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Clare Sudbery @claresudbery.bsky.social · 14h
Why are there never enough hours in the day? Why are you always running to catch up?

Have you ever noticed that you’re not the only one? And yet, and yet. The world keeps turning. The stuff we think we’re supposed to be doing doesn’t get done, because none of us are super-human.
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Arthur Doler @arthurdoler.com · 8h
It's World Mental Health Day! I'm excited to announce that the world's mental health is...

*opens envelope, starts reading excitedly*

BAD! ....oh....

*ten seconds of awkward silence*
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Tom Gauld @tomgauld.bsky.social · 7h
One of the cartoons in my new book 'Physics for Cats' which is out now in the UK, USA, Canada, France and Germany. Order from your local bookshops or online: www.tomgauld.com/
Two beetles on a stick. One beetle says to the other "Do you ever get the feeling we are being observed by another lifeform" Zoom out to reveal that they are in a glass case with two scientists studying them. One scientist says to the other "Do you ever get the feeling we are being observed by another lifeform" Zoom out into space. Abouard a spaceship, two aliens watch the scientists on a screen. One alien says to the other "Do you ever get the feeling we are being observed by another lifeform" The aliens turn to look out at the reader. Text below the cartoon reads: From 'Physics for Cats' by Tom Gauld. Preorder it at www.tomgauld.
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Katrin Elster @katrinelster.bsky.social · 7h
Maria Corina Machado won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for fighting for democracy in Venezuela. In hiding, facing death threats, she never left her people.
Yet the reporting focuses on the undeserving one who lobbied for it.
We choose our attention. Give it to leaders like her, not narcissists.
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 11h
Are buddhists atheists as they don’t believe in gods?
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 11h
Oh dear such terrorism you do… and not even inclusive terrorism: why only punish the Christian religion?

But also: what about agnostic people?

Sarcasm may apply 😁
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Tobias Geyer (he/him - Tarabiscoté*e) @the-qa-guy.bsky.social · 13h
CN cancer
It's been a while since my last #ReverseCasualFriday. Today is an important one: It's breast cancer awareness month!
Breast cancer doesn't care about your gender or age so please, everyone, check your boobs!
If anything feels ever so slightly off, tell your doctor.
Self portrait of me, a middle aged white man. I'm wearing a white shirt, a pink bow tie and a black suit jacket. There's a pink ribbon on the jacket lapel. My hand is under the jacket as if touching my chest.
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 15h
Oh I forgot to share my slides:

My slides on speakerdeck : speakerdeck.com/nativewired/...
We still don't have psychological safety
In 2016, Google’s Project Aristotle showed that psychological safety is an essential part of having high performing teams. Since then, there has been…
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YvesHanoulle (he/him) 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 @yveshanoulle.bsky.social · 15h
@pawelbrodzinski.bsky.social is rolemodeling shitty jobs

WIa195
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAt8...
Who is agile: rolemodeling doing shitty jobs with Pawel Brodzinski
YouTube video by YvesHanoulle
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 15h
You can have a boudoir if you want :)
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Beth Andres-Beck @beth4ma.bsky.social · 19h
The government shouldn’t be encouraging companies to fire people and hire robots.

But that is exactly what our current tax system does.
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
Cool jag ser om min ica har den :)
Tackar
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
Är den från systembolaget eller nån annen stans?
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
I believe we need this safety more than ever, and we can all contribute to safety growing by being curious and kind.

Afterwards I got feedback that the talk gave some food for thought which is even more important than just liking it 💕

Take care and be kind to others and yourself 💕

#agilecam
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
The conference ended with my keynote “We still don’t have psychological safety”, where I talked about one of my favourite topics. I explained what psychological safety is, why we need it, how leaders play a great part in creating safety. And then about the many signs that we don’t have it.
Gitte Klitgaard on a stage looking at the first slide of her keynote at Agile Cambridge 2025 “We still don’t have psychological safety”. She is wearing a bright red shiny shirt, black short skirt and black long boots. In her blue and purple hair she is wearing a read hairband.
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
I was lucky enough to win the book. It feels like the book will complement how I have been working with leadership.

I found the topic so good that I spent the next hour adding two quotes from Geoff’s to my keynote, where they fit right in. This also happened to be the last hour before my keynote 😆
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
No magic bullets there, so it will still take work, but it looks very applicable. It was my second mobility exercise that day as I was nodding a lot while Geoff was speaking. It seems that Geoff and I are very aligned on leadership. T he talk was based on his newest book “Calm REBEL Leadership” 😊
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
The third one was Geoff Watts' with “Calm REBEL - leading without losing yourself” about how authentic leaders can lose themselves in the systems. I could sadly relate to a lot of the things, so I was pleased when he moved to the part about reclaiming yourself and your authenticity in 5 steps.
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
Col guided us calmly through different mobilising exercises for each major joint. The exercise ranged from easy ones to the more complicated ones - I of course couldn’t make it to the complicated ones with my stiff old body 😆

5 min video if you want to try
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sVF...
5 min Joint Mobility
YouTube video by Cambridge Kung Fu
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
The second was the morning session “Awareness, joint mobility, and body-mind connection” by Col Maggs. I went out of curiousity and it never hurts with extra mobility 😊

It was such a good start to the day - and a good way of figuring out how stiff your body is 😆
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
The case was a very good example of starting where we are and improving from there, instead of starting all things and likely fail.

Read more about the case here:

thinkinglabs.io/articles/202...
Non-Blocking, Continuous Code Reviews - a case study
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
Thierry always conveys the messages in a good and very understandable way. I also love his sense of humour :)

This time was no different; if anything, it was better 🌸

Thierry explained how he introduced code review in a new group, and how they made it non-blocking to not stop their releases.
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Gitte Klitgaard @nativewired.com · 1d
It was two days of interesting talks and workshops, where three stood out to me:

First was “Non-blocking continuous code-reviews, a case story” by @tdpauw.bsky.social

I always enjoy hearing Thierry’s talks. He provides great insight in various ways of getting higher quality code :)
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