I've had this ongoing discussion with a few of my colleagues who say that the term "Agile leader" is an oxymoron — that the ideal organization is a bunch of Scrum Teams and not much else. Even in an ideal world, I disagree, and here's why in a nutshell: I've never seen, and have not even heard of, an organization that was successful in their pursuit of agility who did not have a strong leader guiding the vision for what the organization can become, motivating people to achieve that vision, nurturing the pursuit of that vision, and protecting, when necessary, the people who want that vision from the people who don't. The reason for this is simple and is as old as civilization. As Nicolo Machiavelli observed,


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