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Fun! Done! Learn! - Agile India

Fun! Done! Learn! - Agile India

Description:In this talk, the speaker will present a brand new retrospective format quickly becoming popular in Japan. This method is heavily influenced by Japanese culture, but it may work great in other cultural contexts. We are looking for your feedback. Someone said Agile is not work in Asian Culture ( https://www.infoq.com/news/2016/06/agile-asia/ ). One of the difficulties is from retrospectives. We found a positive retrospective format better fit for our culture: Fun! Done! Learn! After we published the method in a blog in Japanese, many teams in Japan started using the method. We've not taught or facilitated directly; people just accepted and started using it.We'd like to share the method as well as how the teams accepted the technique in Japan. We are eager to hear from you whether this works for your team or not and why.

Yasunobu Kawaguchi

October 13, 2020
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  1. Tokyo Sapporo Osaka Mikawa Scrum Gathering Scrum Fest and in

    2020 Japan Jan. Sep. Jun. Oct. 2020 2020 2020 2020
  2. https://medium.com/@jpartogi/scrum-does-not-work-here-in-asia-72d7bccccb4d 1: Everything in life should have a hierarchy 2:

    Let’s keep things in harmony 3: Different education system, different school of thoughts 4: Outsourcing — everything comes down to reducing costs
  3. https://medium.com/@jpartogi/scrum-does-not-work-here-in-asia-72d7bccccb4d 1: Everything in life should have a hierarchy 2:

    Let’s keep things in harmony 3: Different education system, different school of thoughts 4: Outsourcing — everything comes down to reducing costs
  4. 1: Everything in life should have a hierarchy 2: Let’s

    keep things in harmony 3: Different education system, different school of thoughts 4: Outsourcing — everything comes down to reducing costs
  5. 1: Everything in life should have a hierarchy 2: Let’s

    keep things in harmony 3: Different education system, different school of thoughts 4: Outsourcing — everything comes down to reducing costs hierarchy Outsourcing harmony
  6. Hitoshi Yamada Create employees who think and act on their

    own. “ ” ϜμऔΓ think and act Self Organization
  7. Toyota Production System Lean Lean Software Development Kanban Lean Startup

    Agile Scrum XP The New New Product Development Game Four steps to the epiphany Agile and Lean Startup Patterns Manufacturing Industry in Japan 2013 Yasunobu Kawaguchi
  8. I hope to see more Agile
 in Japan We need

    practices 
 fit in the force!
  9. A common problem in 
 Retrospective in Japan is ..

    We need 
 Action Plan! վળ Kaizen! Kaizen! Kaizen!
  10. A common problem in 
 Retrospective in Japan is ..

    - Negative - Tired and boring - Too many action plans
  11. "Regardless of what we discover, 
 we understand and truly

    believe that 
 everyone did the best job they could, 
 given what they knew at the time, 
 their skills and abilities, 
 the resources available, 
 and the situation at hand." Norm Kerth's Prime Directive Linda Rising
  12. "Regardless of what we discover, 
 we understand and truly

    believe that 
 everyone did the best job they could, 
 given what they knew at the time, 
 their skills and abilities, 
 the resources available, 
 and the situation at hand." Norm Kerth's Prime Directive Linda Rising
  13. The co-worker asks: 
 "I know you were on project

    [X], 
 how was that?". 
 Each person responds with 
 "It was great because...". 
 Instead of speaking the answers out loud, give each person 3 index cards and have them write their answers down in silence. User Story Mapping Jeff Patton
  14. The co-worker asks: 
 "I know you were on project

    [X], 
 how was that?". 
 Each person responds with 
 "It was great because...". 
 Instead of speaking the answers out loud, give each person 3 index cards and have them write their answers down in silence. Jeff Patton User Story Mapping
  15. joy

  16. The co-worker asks: 
 "I know you were on project

    [X], 
 how was that?". 
 Each person responds with 
 "It was great because...". 
 Instead of speaking the answers out loud, give each person 3 index cards and have them write their answers down in silence. User Story Mapping Jeff Patton