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Achieving  True  Collabora2on     in  Programming   Long  Mai   Improving  Enterprises  

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Are  we  here  because…   we  want  collabora,on  techniques  OR   how  to  get  the  team  to  collaborate?  

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Prac2ces   Principles   Values  

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What  is  the  agile  value  focused  on   collabora2on  on  a  team?  

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Self  organizing  team  does  not  mean  the  team   can  do  whatever  they  want.  

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Some  Characteris2cs  of     Self  Organizing  Team   Mo2vated   Open   Courageous   Team  Accountability   Construc2ve  Conflicts   Trus2ng   RespecJul   Team  Oriented   Autonomous   Con2nuously  Improving   Collabora2on   Con2nuously  Learning   Cross-­‐fer2liza2on   Passionate   Produc2ve   Self-­‐managed  

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No  single  formula  to  self  organiza2on.  

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Some  Self-­‐organizing  Techniques   •  Facilitate  and  foster  team  interac2ons  in   events   •  Let  the  team  fail  /  Safe  environment   •  Empiricism  (transparency  pillar)   •  Container,  differences,  exchanges  

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A  simple  container  example…  

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Personal  Offices  

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Cubicles  

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Open  Workspace     (What’s  wrong?)  

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Open  Workspace   (Working  in  Silos)  

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Open  Workspace     (Working  Together)  

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Pair  Programming  Concept   •  hXp://www.youtube.com/watch? v=dYBjVTMUQY0   •  Driver   – Tac2c  (wri2ng  clean  code)   – Communicate  intent   •  Navigator   – Strategic  (overall  design)  

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Common  Pair  Programming  Strategies   •  Timebox   •  Ping  pong   •  Changing  pairs   Take  breaks  from  ,me  to  ,me.  

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Pairing  with  Other  Disciplines   •  Break  away  from  Func2on  Teams  and   Departments   •  What  to  Pair  On  

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Challenges  to  Watch  Out  For   •  Introvert   •  Difficulty  in  agreeing  to  a  solu2on   •  Behavior  and  personality  differences  

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Smells   •  Nitpick  (backseat  driver)   •  No  communica2on   •  Navigator  disengaged   •  Teacher  /  student   •  Off  topic  communica2on    

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Experiment!   •  Lead  by  example   •  Retrospec2ve   •  Produc2on  code   •  Bring  in  specialists  

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My  Current  Focus   •  Agile  /  Scrum   •  Mentoring   •  Socware  Cracsmanship   •  Web  Development   •  .NET  Architecture  and  Development  

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Needs  or  Interests   [email protected]   •  Lunch’n  Learns   •  Assessments   •  Training  and  Workshops   •  Agile  Coaches   •  Rural  Sourcing  or  On-­‐site  Consultants   •  Career  Opportuni2es