Full-day Clinic: Professional Coaching for Agile Coaches and Scrum Masters
Come learn from Coach and Agile Coach Matt Kirilov with his coaching clinic to follow the success of the clinics he ran or co-ran at the Scrum Alliance Agile Coaching Retreat North America 2019 and NYC Agile Camp 2019.
It has been 10 years since Lyssa Adkins recognized professional coaching as one of the core Agile Coaching competencies. This clinic is an opportunities for those who have not experienced a coach deliberately create coaching space and holding that space. Others who will find value include those who have witnessed professional coaching, but want to try it in a safe setting. Yet a third group of attendees may have something that is bothering them and come to the clinic to get their ball of thoughts untangled.
Outline/Structure of the Workshop
The session will be divided in 30 minute slots with participants signing up for slots or showing up at first come-first serve basis. Participants (coachees) will be paired with Matt and other volunteer coaches.
The coachees will have the option to coach the coach and get feedback, observe without participating, or being coached themselves within the 30 min time slots.
Learning Outcome
Demonstrate the power of gaining awareness and discernment by directly using the most powerful tool in a coach's toolbox.
Target Audience
Anybody curious about or practicing to improve their coaching skills.
Prerequisites for Attendees
No pre-requisites required, just a simple willingness to be coached.
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Selection Criteria
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Audience Levels: Beginner, Intermediate, & Advanced
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Feel free to submit on any topic related to Agile.
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Here are some possible theme areas: Technical Excellence; Leadership, Coaching & Mentoring; Product & Customer; Flow of Value; Organizational Agility
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Presenter track record (e.g. previous conference experience, YouTube videos of past presentations are encouraged; you can even record yourself giving a lightning talk of your session proposal)
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Overall program balance (reduce overlap / duplication of topic/mixture of interactive/non-interactive sessions)
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Is a good session. Please refer to the TAC site page: Characteristics of a Good Session
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