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A different take on Retrospectives
You might need a #retrospective if...
One of my favorite things is sharing life experiences with other people in the off change that what I have gone through can help others. And not just gone through, but seemingly come out the other side with some sort of win!
Recently, I had the opportunity to share about retrospectives (a tool used to rapidly improve and to increase trust,…
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Welcome to the Scream Guide
Welcome to the Scream Guide
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check out this awesome book of anti patterns.
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The relentless improvement experiment continues. For a Scrum master course, I instructed this week I offered to the team of teams (students) the opportunity to use the Scaled Agile baked in geekbooks.com simulation for PI Planning or simulate PI Planning using the Lego Product Development Game. The teams unanimously chose the Lego Game. Go figure. 🙂It actually went quite well. In this course, I used the stock slides as queues and changed the content on the fly to the “Amazing Lego City.” Students volunteered for roles as Product Owner, SM and my co-instructors in-learning helped with SM and RTE roles. Check out the results. The collaboration was very evident amongst the teams and within the team of teams.
From now on, I’ll be using the Lego Game in all of the SAFe courses that I teach. There is something about the physicality of using Lego’s as resources to build the product that enhances the learning experience for students.
Scrum master with Lego Game Experiment The relentless improvement experiment continues. For a Scrum master course, I instructed this week I offered to the team of teams (students) the opportunity to use the Scaled Agile baked in geekbooks.com simulation for PI Planning or simulate PI Planning using the Lego Product Development Game.
Update: FAA Lean-Agile Transformation Keep up with the latest in Lean-Agile Federal Government at the MONRONeY where my FAA client is on pace for a true holistic organizational transformation in ways of thinking and working. #leangovernment #SAFe #lean #Scrum #agile #government
FAA's - Administrator Huerta Offers Farewell to MMAC Employees as His Term Comes to a Close
FAA’s – Administrator Huerta Offers Farewell to MMAC Employees as His Term Comes to a Close
As the month of November comes to a close, so will Michael Huerta’s time as the FAA Administrator, as his 5-year term ends, January 2018. Aeronautical Center employees were pleased that the Administrator chose to make one last visit to the Center as he finishes out his 7-year career with the FAA. During his two-day visit to the Center, he and Max Slutsky, his special assistant participated in a…
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vlog #6 - A discussion on Lean Portfolio Management (LPfM) with Alex Yakyma
vlog #6 – A discussion on Lean Portfolio Management (LPfM) with Alex Yakyma
Big Lake Software sponsored a video log on the topic of Lean Portfolio Management with Alex Yakyma, Founder of Org Mindset, author of “The Rollout”, and Marshall Guillory, Principal Consultant, Enterprise Agility Coach and author at blogagility.com.
Part 1 Topics:
Define what LPfM is first, in the context of a Lean-Agile transformation or an org mostly demonstrating Lean behavior / Agile behavior
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Jem D'jelal: Dear frustrated ScrumMaster...
Jem D’jelal: Dear frustrated ScrumMaster…
Reblogged with permission from Jem D'jelal, the original author of this content, as a contributor to blogagility.com. Originally published on LinkedIn April 15, 2017.
Jem D’jelal Coaching individuals & teams to find “better” ways of working.
I know how difficult your role can be, trying to help people find better ways of working.
After all, it’s likely you took on this role because…
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I&A Series – “Being assigned features after planning before the PI is complete” I am starting a new series of posts where I will answer some actual problems/ideas presented in an I&A problem solving workshop as part of open space facilitation.
