Building Strong Teams
Agile teams are not managed in the traditional sense of the word. They are self-organized teams that operate as a unit in order to add value to the product and the organization as a whole. They decide on the best way to get the work done and they take full responsibility for their results.
In addition to this, good Agile project management will also have certain mechanisms in place that encourage the team to actively look for ways to improve as a unit.
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