Avoiding Agile Betrayals: Lets Use Wisdom of People
We all have seen failures of agility at various places as well as successes. What fails it or makes it a success? Well, its no one other than us, the people. How about learning on these dysfunctions from the wisdom of the attendees of this session? How about solving these problems together using the wisdom of the people attending this session? How about, rather than us driving the session, you drive the session and we facilitate and participate at the same time, on few of the the real time problems. Lets craft a session, where we all will learn how most of the agile failures occurs due to betrayal from values and principles. Lets experiment and learn together
Outline/Structure of the Talk
2 Mins - Introduction
3 Mins - Explaining format of session
5 Mins - Deriving 6 - 8 dysfunctions from attendees (time boxed)
7 Mins - Dysfunction 1 and possible solutions discussion (time boxed). We will connect it then to one of the agile principles in last 30 secs
7 Mins - Dysfunction 2 and possible solutions discussion (time boxed). We will connect it then to one of the agile principles in last 30 secs
7 Mins - Dysfunction 3 and possible solutions discussion (time boxed). We will connect it then to one of the agile principles in last 30 secs
7 Mins - Dysfunction 4 and possible solutions discussion (time boxed). We will connect it then to one of the agile principles in last 30 secs
7 Mins - Dysfunction 5 and possible solutions discussion (time boxed).We will connect it then to one of the agile principles in last 30 secs
Rest of the topics, we will invite people to discuss outside of session, after the session if people would like to discuss in open space.
Learning Outcome
People would derive real time dysfunctions, and then will find possible ways of overcoming them and people will learn how all dysfunctions are connected to our betrayal from agile values and principles
Target Audience
Anyone and Everyone, passionate about agility
Prerequisites for Attendees
Nothing. We would just just use your wisdom and experiences to craft a fruitful session with fruitful discussions.
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