It is very important to choose the right candidate projects for Agile Transformation. Too often you will lose credibility of the right projects are not picked up. There will be stiff resistance from teams if they don't see the value of transformation soon enough.
Co existence of old ways of working is another key factor. Ensure the new ways of working are comprehensively implemented. Most often allowing old framework to co-exist will undermine the efforts of agile ways / new ways of working. This may include the traditional documentation, phase reviews and documentation sign offs.
Scraps from various sources and my own writings on Generative AI, AGI, Digital, Disruption, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Scaled Agile, XP, TDD, FDD, DevOps, Design Thinking, etc.
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Thursday, December 20, 2018
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
Key Agile Topics
Scrum Master
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1.The purpose of top level scrum ceremonies
2.The value of observed practices during ceremonies
3.Resolve impediments external to the team
4.Write deliverable, vertically-sliced stories
5.“Turn up the good” through frequent retrospectives
6.Make work visible
7.Promote a psychologically-safe team environment
8.Model servant leadership behaviors
Product Ownership
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1.Product Manager / Analyst Role Evolution
2.Product Ownership
3.Customer Experience
4. NFR Overview
5. NFR Considerations
6.The Backlog
7.Value / Return on Investment
8.Technical Debt
9.Market Analysis
10.Product Design
11.Product Marketing Basics
12.Business Value Domain
13.Embedded End User Feedback
Agile Leadership
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1. Team composition
2. Product ownership
3. Portfolio management / work intake
4. Customer experience
5. IaaS
6. Legacy system evolution
7. NFR and considerations
8. Talent management
9. Vendor management
10. Financial management
11.Dependency Elimination
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1.The purpose of top level scrum ceremonies
2.The value of observed practices during ceremonies
3.Resolve impediments external to the team
4.Write deliverable, vertically-sliced stories
5.“Turn up the good” through frequent retrospectives
6.Make work visible
7.Promote a psychologically-safe team environment
8.Model servant leadership behaviors
Product Ownership
==================
1.Product Manager / Analyst Role Evolution
2.Product Ownership
3.Customer Experience
4. NFR Overview
5. NFR Considerations
6.The Backlog
7.Value / Return on Investment
8.Technical Debt
9.Market Analysis
10.Product Design
11.Product Marketing Basics
12.Business Value Domain
13.Embedded End User Feedback
Agile Leadership
================
1. Team composition
2. Product ownership
3. Portfolio management / work intake
4. Customer experience
5. IaaS
6. Legacy system evolution
7. NFR and considerations
8. Talent management
9. Vendor management
10. Financial management
11.Dependency Elimination
Friday, December 14, 2018
The Coaching Habit - Michael Bungay Stanier - Tips
Questions Coaches should be asking
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1. And what else?
Have you thought of
What about
Did you consider
....
Stop offering advice with a question mark attached.
2. What is the real challenge for you here?
Focus on the real problem, not the first problem
3. Stick to questions starting with WHAT --
DONT ASK WHY questions -- it will put the respondents in the defensive / OR it will appear or you indeed are solving the problem.
Example conversation
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Whats on your mind?
Is there anything else on your mind?
So, what's the real challenge for you here?
And What else (in most cases the person will still have something more to add).
Probe further by asking Is there anything else?
4. What do you want?
Untangle / differentiate the NEEDS from the WANTS
5. How can i help?
6. If you are saying yes to this, what are you saying no to?
note: acknowledge the answers you get. This will encourage the speaker.
7. What was most useful to you?
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1. And what else?
Have you thought of
What about
Did you consider
....
Stop offering advice with a question mark attached.
2. What is the real challenge for you here?
Focus on the real problem, not the first problem
3. Stick to questions starting with WHAT --
DONT ASK WHY questions -- it will put the respondents in the defensive / OR it will appear or you indeed are solving the problem.
Example conversation
====================
Whats on your mind?
Is there anything else on your mind?
So, what's the real challenge for you here?
And What else (in most cases the person will still have something more to add).
Probe further by asking Is there anything else?
4. What do you want?
Untangle / differentiate the NEEDS from the WANTS
5. How can i help?
6. If you are saying yes to this, what are you saying no to?
note: acknowledge the answers you get. This will encourage the speaker.
7. What was most useful to you?
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