Agile Coaching
We provide Agile training, coaching, and mentoring services to help companies embrace an Agile culture and methods. Our approach enables organizations to become more adaptable, competitive, and value-driven while fostering continuous improvement.
Workshops & Classes
There is a wide range of Lean, Agile, Kanban, and Scrum training workshops and classes that i offer, including accredited courses from Scrum Alliance in Certified Scrum Master and Product Owner.
Private Training
Is your company interested in hosting a private training for your employees? I offer hands on workshops and certification-based courses that can be specifically customized to meet your organizational needs.
Miljan BAJIC
Miljan Bajic is one of the roughly 90 Certified Enterprise Coaches in the world. As an Agile coach, trainer, facilitator, and consultant, he’s supported several organizations in their Agile and Lean transformation journeys. Additionally, he teaches Agile Leadership and Process Improvement at University of Southern Maine and Organizational Change at University of Southern New Hampshire. Miljan is also a frequent speaker having participated in many international conferences and Agile events in Europe and United States.
Jen Walters
Miljan’s course was comprehensive, insightful and even though it was accelerated, it managed to stay smooth. His real world applied examples – and his analogies – are fantastic. I’ve worked Agile in the past but this course really boosted my understanding of the methodology beyond what I knew.
Joel Pickering
Great training, very engaging. Never a boring moment. I learnt a lot and Miljan was amazing.
Lisa Andrews
Miljan was a great teacher who brought up the teaching on a next level. Kept us engaged, discussed a lot and every communication was really a pleasant one. Looking forward to attending next course!!!
Bob McKillop
Thank you for taking the time to be patient in the class over the last two days. I have sat through hundreds of online classes, presentations, etc… and I can say with great confidence that your presentation style, tone of voice, pace, and sincerity in answering questions was by far the best classes I have ever sat in where I retained the information.
Sherian Cree
The class taught by Miljan was fantastic. His style of presentation and mode of delivery made the course enjoyable and easy to understand. He was patient with answering question and explaining answers with day to day events that was very relatable. He did a very good job with simplifying the course outline.
Featured Blog posts
Shifting form Project to Product
There has been plenty written over the last year about the need to shift from the world of projects to product-based development. These people – some of whom I provide links to in the further reading below – give compelling reasons for teams and businesses to begin to think about…
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Top 3 Questions You Should Ask In Your Product Owner Interview
A job interview should be a two-way conversation. While the hirer is trying to determine if you are a good fit for the position you, the candidate, should use the interview to figure out if the company is a place where you want to work. A few well-phrased questions can…
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Why Mindset Matters
Once I had a brief exchange with a friend who was one of my closest childhood friends from Croatia. I gave him my phone number and he said he would call me. We reconnected in our early twenties, then drifted apart and have not had a real conversation in a…
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Agility and fitness means different things to different people. You might look at yourself and say, okay, I want to lose weight, okay, that’s one thing. I want to run faster. Well, that’s another thing or I want to be able to perhaps, maybe I want to be more toned. Okay, that’s something different, again. All of these things are different goals. They’re all related to fitness but they have different methods, tools, ways of getting you there. They’re not all the same. And I think it’s the same thing with agility. Agility can mean different things to different people, it doesn’t always mean just be fast.