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beyond-frameworks.pdf

garyfleming
February 25, 2019

 beyond-frameworks.pdf

“Someone sold them the training wheels, but they don’t have the bike yet” - Kyle Bremner.

Frameworks. Methodologies. Ceremonies. Manifestos. Some would say they represent the collective wisdom of our community. Others would say we often buy things wholesale to avoid having to engage our brains. The truth is messier.

From the idea of cadence to the ceremonies of Scrum, let's examine the value of the scaffolding of Agile and try to think more clearly about what we need. What we __really__ need. We'll find alternatives to the common solutions we see, and figure out how to look for our own contextual answers, rather than just copying what Spotify did again.

We'll separate the Why from the What, the Wheat from the Chaff, the Agile from the marketing.

garyfleming

February 25, 2019
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  1. What in "agile" do we find valuable? • Retros •

    Self-organisation • Collaboration
  2. x y Individuals and Interactions Processes and Tools Working Software

    Comprehensive Documentation Customer Collaboration Contract Negotiation Responding to Change Following a Plan
  3. Collaboration Governance Individuals and Interactions Processes and Tools Working Software

    Comprehensive Documentation Customer Collaboration Contract Negotiation Responding to Change Following a Plan
  4. Goals of a Retrospectives - George Dinwiddie • Definition: "...looking

    at the past to guide choices for the future." • Goal 1: "Joint Learning" • Goal 2: "... make a decision, or choose an action" • Goal 3: "... strengthening the common bond"
  5. Retro Exploration • "Let's talk about Code Reviews" • "What

    would the other teams we work with say about us? How do we change that?" • "Are we the right-shape for a team?"
  6. Lessons From Spotify • The model doesn't really matter. •

    The journey is what matters • Give teams space to think about improvement.