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Do You Think You Are Done?
As a Professional Scrum Trainer for Scrum.org I get to think about the Definition of “Done” and its meaning a lot. In one of the
Manager as Coach
In order to understand the role of manager as coach, it is first vital to understand the difference between coaching and … well, everything else.
Information Radiator – Sprint Health
Information Radiators are a great way to make things transparent for a team or organization. The radiator pictured above I a sprint health radiator. It
Information Radiator – Gut Check
Information radiators are a great way for you to communicate information to a team that they just are not seeing for themselves. It also helps
The Power of Interlocking Roles
So, now you know two things about me. I write in my books and I can’t draw. I snapped a shot of this image from
Agile Jeopardy Retrospective
(This post is by guest blogger, Kenny Barnes.)
For our latest retrospective, I created a jeopardy board using JeopardyLabs – Online Jeopardy Template. I used a mix
Using Information Radiators to Make Risk Transparent
I love to walk around team spaces and identify cool things that people are doing so I can share them with the organization. Last week
What Does Sustainable Pace Really Mean?
Agile values and principles are the core foundation by which Agile organizations operate and make decisions. Everything we do is based in these. With that
Is More Really Better?
One of my favorite things about being and Agile coach is connecting with the Agile community through conferences, meet-ups, and other networks. Because of these
A Fixer
While attending the Agile Coaching Institute’s Coaching Agile Teams class a while back the instructors read this poem to the class. It served as a
Getting Unstuck ~ Lessons in Delegation
I spent some time coaching one of my clients* recently who was planning an event and needed to enlist the help of others in order
My Agile Journey to CEC
“If you want to be a CST, do something about it. Get out there. Join the Agile community. Go to user groups. Go to conferences.