Sergei Davidov
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A professional in the software development industry since 2005. In my experience I have played various roles including Analyst Programmer, Team Lead, Systems Architect, Scrum Master, Agile Coach. Since 2011, I have been teaching, coaching, and facilitating agile implementations at various organisations in logistics, e-commerce, finance, and government industries. It includes but is not limited to promoting and encouraging Agile values and principles through implementations of Scrum, XP practices, Lean, Kanban, LeSS, SaFE and Nexus. I am also passionate about Value Stream mapping and process improvement in my journey to help teams deliver valuable products.
In coaching Agile Teams, I have found a passion for continuous learning through my own journey in helping teams to continuously evolve, respond to change and solve problems through creative solutions.
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keyboard_arrow_downHow To Run a Coding Dojo
Kynan Stewart HughesAgile CoachThe Broken Bay Software Co.Sergei DavidovAgile Coachtesschedule 5 months ago
40 Mins
Presentation
Intermediate
Technical agile practices like Test Driven Development and Pair Programming come from Extreme Programming and can make a good team into an amazing team. But, especially in large organisations, software teams often have little opportunity to learn these skills. Coding Dojos are a fun, safe way to develop technical agile skills and also the culture of trust that is so critical for high performing teams.
Many Scrum Masters and coaches don't come from a technical background - or maybe it's been a while since we did any coding - so it can be daunting to even suggest that software teams should practice TDD, pair programming, mob programming etc. However, we don't need to be brilliant coders to run a Dojo. We can learn just enough and provide the context for the team to learn together. -
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