great deal of value from recognizing things that are going well and finding ways to increase the good from those things. We call this “turn up the good”. While it can be useful to identify problems and try to fix them, we find we get even more value from finding ways to increase the things that are going well.” —Woody Zuill
to write stickies for all the work they plan to do during the PI that is not related to the Program Backlog and add it to their teams’ planning board. Turn Up the Good by Making the Invisible (BAU) Work Visible
apply two days of planning for every day of a highly effective meeting. That means that to plan a highly collaborative two- hour meeting, you should set aside four hours of planning time.” —Jean Tabaka
Planning Retrospective “We did not set out to invent a new way to work, or to extend the idea of pair programming. We simply noticed something that was working well for us and expanded on it..” —Woody Zuill