Personal Kanban: Making your life better one sticky note at a time.
We all have way too much to do. Personal Kanban helps you visualize and prioritize your work, and keeps you from taking on more than you can handle.
Outline/Structure of the Interactive
I talk with the audience and use multiple pre-configured boards to show how it works
What is Kanban
Why use it
physical vs. digital
Iconography
Color
Shape
Swim lanes
Incentives
WIP limits
etc...
Conclusion
Learning Outcome
Learn what Kanban is and how to use it for your personal to-do list. Learn how to personalize it to make it something you look forward to working with.
Target Audience
Anyone with way too much in their to-do list.
Prerequisites for Attendees
none
Links
Bio
Sally Sloley is an Agile Coach, she specializes in Scrum and Kanban practices and works mostly in Sydney, Australia. Sally cut her agile chops at Microsoft, where she worked as a technical web person for over 20 years. Her agile experience spans a variety of industries, from high-tech to telecom to financial to airline. Sally is a co-founder of multiple Lean Coffees, enjoys organizing agile conferences like LAST, and speaks internationally.
Twitter @sallysloley
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LAST is Australia's cross-functional conference. Rather than retreat to our trade and talk among our peers-in practice we want LAST to be a place where people can learn about the holistic process of product and service development, or growing organisations and our own skills and careers.
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