Book a remote session with Henrik

I am sometimes available for remote sessions:

  • AMA (ask me anything) session where we talk about anything that is on your mind.
    • Price: €3000 per hour.
    • Typical topics: questions about my videos/books/presentations, team coaching/mentoring, discussions about agile leadership, org change, product design, music…. anything really 🙂
  • Prerecorded talk followed by live remote Q&A / discussion. This comes in two flavors:
    • Price: €6000. I’ll do a short live intro, stream the talk to everyone, then stay around for up to 45 mins of Q&A or discussions.
    • Another option is to stream the talk yourself, or ask people to watch it in advance, and then I come in after for a Q&A. That equates to an AMA session (€3000 per hour).
  • Live remote talk followed by Q&A / discussion.
    • Price: €8000
    • Session length: up to 90 minutes (includes presentation and Q&A).
    • This is a prepared talk and includes a prep meeting to discuss content options.

You can book me up here (if there are slots available). The calendar slots are tentative, so please wait for a confirmation before considering it definite. If I don’t respond within a week then it is safest to assume that I’m not available. Preparation meetings are normally not needed for AMA and prerecorded talks.

All prices include a full money-back guarantee if you are dissatisfied for whatever reason.

Below is a list of some of my currently popular talks with decent recording quality. But if you find anything else online that’s fine too.

Questions? Feel free to drop me an email at henrik.kniberg@crisp.se. If I don’t respond within a week than that probably means I’m not available. Maybe one of my awesome Crisp colleagues may be able to help you instead, contact info here.

Are distributed teams the new normal?

  • Length: 45m
  • Abstract: Agile is based on the idea of co-location – team members sitting in the same room communicating face-to-face. But the pandemic turned all this upside down. The past few years the world has unwillingly been part of massive unplanned experiment in remote collaboration – teams all around the world went from being fully co-located to being fully distributed, with no time to prepare. This is not temporary, many teams are now settling on a remote-first or hybrid setup. What can we learn from this? What does co-location even mean in a post-pandemic era?
  • Target audience: People who work in distributed or hybrid teams, or leaders in such environments.
  • Link: https://blog.crisp.se/2022/11/24/henrikkniberg/are-distributed-teams-the-new-normal-slides

Agile, where are we at?

  • Length: 45m
  • Abstract: Everyone is talking about Agile. I stumbled into this 15+ years ago and have been living and breathing Agile since then, seeing it grow from a small movement within software, into an industry-wide revolution and then gradually become mainstream. More and more companies around the world, even big traditional companies, are turning themselves inside out trying to be Agile. Now it’s time to take a step back and reflect. What is going on? What is this all about? And where is it headed?
  • Target audience: People who know the basics of agile already.
  • Link: https://blog.crisp.se/2017/09/11/henrikkniberg/agile-where-are-we-at

Confessions of a Change Agent

or Everyone wants change, but nobody wants to be changed

  • Length: 45m
  • Abstract: Agile is all about change and continuous improvement, so we are all change agents. But how does organizational change actually happen? It’s rarely as pretty and simple as in the books. In this talk I’ll share some stories and tricks of the trade, as well as common misconceptions and pitfalls. I offer no silver bullets – just some hard-earned experiences that may help you improve as a change agent.
  • Target audience: People who want to create change
  • Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-TIpXMvDaQ

Agile in a nutshell

  • Length: 15m
  • Abstract: What is Agile all about? This is essentially a full day course compressed into 15 minutes. The video is called ”Agile Product Ownership in a Nutshell” but isn’t really specific to the PO role at all.
  • Target audience: People who wonder what agile is all about
  • Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=502ILHjX9EE

Test automation: how we use Minecraft to test Minecraft

  • Length: 25m
  • Abstract: At Mojang we’ve built a test framework that allows us to, well, use Minecraft to test Minecraft. In this talk I’ll demo the framework and tell the story of why we built it and what we learned. And share some tips about test automation in general.
  • Target audience: People who want some inspiration to improve their own test automation
  • Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXaWOJTCYNg

Minecraft terrain generation in a nutshell

  • Length: 30m
  • Abstract: How does Minecraft world generation actually work? This is a lively behind-the-scenes look into how simple mathematical techniques can be used to accomplish amazingly realistic and dramatic mountains, caves, and and other terrain.
  • Target audience: People who are curious about how things work behind the scenes
  • Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSa5O6knuwI

How to make awesome products

  • Length: 35m
  • Abstract: In this talk I share some of the most important things I’ve learned about product development, with real-life examples from Spotify, LEGO, and Minecraft development. Spoiler alert: the main insight is in the name of the talk.
  • Target audience: People who wonder how successful products get made
  • Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8vYcrgjLAo

Other talks?

Feel free to suggest other talks. I have a lot of recorded talks online, the ones above are just a selection. I’ve picked some that are popular and have decent recording quality. In some cases I also re-record a talk in my studio to get better quality.