Agile Self-assessment Game - XP Days Benelux 2016 - Ben Linders

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Becoming agile is a journey, which can be difficult to travel. Assuming that you know why you want to become agile (a first but crucial step) you start looking for ways how to get there. Questions like "what do you want to keep from your current way of working" and "what would you like to change" will come up. Then the next question is "what are ways to do this". There isn't a silver bullet or standard route to become agile, you have to find your own way. A fixed route description won't help you. You need an "agile map" that inspires you with ideas and suggestions on where to go on your journey. The Agile Self-Assessment game is here for you to travel your agile journey. Come play the Agile Self-Assessment game in teams to discover how agile you are and what you can do to increase your agility. Players will receive a link to download the card game so that they can play it in their own organization (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 License).

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Agile Self-Assessment Game
Heeze, November 24, 2016
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The Game
The Agile Self-Assessment Card Game can be used by teams
and organizations to self assess their agility.
It consists of 52 cards with statements on applying agile
practices.
Playing the game enables teams to reflect on their own team
interworking and agree upon the next steps for their agile
journey.
With this game they can discover how agile they are and what
they can do to increase their agility to deliver more value to
their customers and stakeholders.

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Playing it
• Team member picks a card and reads it out loud
• Team discusses to assess how well it's done (Play your
role based on the exercise chosen!):
1. Not or inconsistently done
2. Consistently done, but value can be increased
3. Consistently done, valuable practice for the team
• Put the card on stack 1, 2, or 3 and next team member
picks a card
• After playing some cards, consider cards in 1&2 for
improvement and decide what to do

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Assessment for new team
Do Later
Do Now Do Never

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Assessment for existing team
2: consistently
done, value can
be increased1: Not or
inconsistently
done
3: consistently
done, valuable

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Assessing your Agility
Over 40 tools:
• Self-Assessment checklists
• Readyness checks
• Maturity assessments
• Agile health checks
• Measurements
• And much more!
Agile Self-Assessments

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Thank you!Thank you!
Ben Linders
Independent Consultant Agile, Lean,
Quality & Continuous Improvement
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Background Information

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Retrospectives Book
Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives
By Luis Gonçalves & Ben Linders
Download from InfoQ or Leanpub
Buy on Amazon or Lulu
amazon.com/dp/B00SWJO1DI
leanpub.com/gettingvalueoutofagileretrospectives
Mailinglist: eepurl.com/Mem7H

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Retrospectives Book Bundle
Six successful retrospectives books
• Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives
• Fun Retrospectives
• Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your Retrospectives
• The Retrospective Handbook
• Retrospectives for Organizational Change
• The Retrospectives Kickstarter
These books will make your agile retrospectives rock!
Teams will love to do them :-).
leanpub.com/b/agileretrospectives
Discounted price: $30,48 (excl. VAT)

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Continuous Improvement
Become aware of importance of
continuous improvement,
Explore how it’s engrained in agile
software development
Suggestions that you can use in your
daily work to improve continuously
Increase your organization's agility!
Leanpub.com/continuousimprovement
“Continuous Improvement is the act of continuously doing
whatever helps to become better and thus more valuable”

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Getting More out of Agile & Lean
Practices for teams and stakeholders to develop the right
products, deliver faster, increase quality, and create
happy high performing teams.
Full Day Workshop:
Deploying practices effectively
Improve Collaboration
Tips & Trick for Agile & Lean
Improve Continuously
Increase your organization's agility!
BenLinders.com/agilelean

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Agile, Lean, Quality & Continuous Improvement
Retrospectives Facilitator
Agile Coach/Mentor/Trainer
CMMI & People-CMM Assessor
Freelance Editor for InfoQ.com
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Co-Author Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives
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Spicing up Agile Retrospectives - Agile Tour London 2015 - Ben Linders

Continuous Improvement, make it visible - ICSPI 2006 - Ben Linders

Kr8tige software met Lean - RWS - Ben Linders

Experiences with Data Feedback - Better Software 2004 - Ben Linders

Valuable Agile Retrospectives - Book Launch for SPIder - Ben Linders

Experiences using Root Cause Analysis for Improvement, Ben Linders, European ...

Controlling Project during Development with a Defect Model, Ben Linders, Euro...

Agile quality: Maximize results with a small quality team - PSQT 2005 - Ben L...

Similar a Agile Self-assessment Game - XP Days Benelux 2016 - Ben Linders

Problem? What Problem? Practice Collaborative Problem-solving Working in teams we face problems in our daily work. As a team, we should be able to solve problems collaboratively. Agile calls these problems impediments. Impediments can be something in the way of working, processes, tools, or organizational rules or structures. They can also be something cultural or structural. In this mini-workshop, we’ll practice solving an impediment as a team. Next, we’ll explore how we solved it, how we worked together. What hindered and helped us. We’ll learn what we can do to collaborate better.

Mini workshop collaborative problem solving - OOP 2021 - Ben Linders

Ben Linders

By now, many of us have been through one or more "agile transformations". We've been surrounded by agile coaches and Scrum masters who tried to help us adapt to agile, with managers who became servant leaders. Hopefully they weren't telling you what to do or how to do your work! A lot of people simply hate working in agile teams - Ben hears that all the time. And that is why he's here! In this talk, Ben will explore the difficulties of collaborating in teams and what we can do to make it beneficial and worthwhile for people to work in teams. Ben will delve into what teams really need, and what leaders should do and should not do to support them, including providing an environment and culture where teams can flourish and supporting teams in removing barriers. Through this talk, attendees will gain a better understanding of the reasons why people struggle to work in agile teams, and what leaders can do to create a positive and supportive environment for teams. The talk is intended for anyone working in a team or working with teams, from agile coaches and Scrum masters to managers and team members who are looking to improve their collaboration skills and create a more positive and productive work environment.

Why people hate working in Agile teams - QA Challenge Accepted 2023 - Ben Lin...

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Agile Retrospectives can be used to investigate quality issues or to agree upon actions that can improve the quality of the software that is delivered. They complement testing and provide solutions to learn and build quality in from the start. An agile retrospective is a practice for teams to reflect, learn, and to continuously become better in what they do. They focus on the process to help teams to improve products and deliver more value.

Talk improving software quality with retrospectives - TestCon Moscow 2019 - ...

Ben Linders

Бен Ліндерс "Driving Improvements with Agile Retrospectives"

Lviv Startup Club

Agile retrospectives have become a practice that is used by many teams to inspect and adapt their way of working. They provide insight into the activities performed and show how people are working together to deliver products Did you know that you can also use agile retrospectives to drive improvements in projects and for products? In his keynote, Ben Linders will explain what agile retrospectives are, how you can do them, and how they compare to project evaluations, post-mortems, and lessons-learned sessions. He will explore how you can join agile retrospectives as a project manager or product manager and the business benefits that agile retrospectives can bring.

Driving improvements with Agile Retrospectives - Project and Product Manageme...

Ben Linders

The agile manifesto proposes a “team reflects on how to become more effective”. Agile retrospectives can be used to inspect and adapt the way of working. Ben Linders, co-author of Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives, will talk about the why, what and how of agile retrospectives, with many practical tips, stories, and examples.The agile manifesto proposes that a “team reflects on how to become more effective”. Agile retrospectives can be used to inspect and adapt the way of working. Ben Linders, co-author of Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives, will talk about the why, what and how of agile retrospectives, with many practical tips, stories, and examples. Retrospectives help teams to deploy agile practices in an effective way. The retrospective facilitator (often the Scrum master) should have a toolbox of retrospective exercises, and be able to pick the most effective ones. Retrospectives are a great way for teams to improve their way of working, to become more agile and lean. Getting actions out of a retrospective that are doable, and getting them done helps teams to learn and improve continuously.

Spicing up agile retrospectives - TopConf Linz 2017 - Ben Linders

Ben Linders

In this mini-workshop, you will experience how to use retrospective exercises to debug your retrospective meetings. People will work in teams to reflect how their retrospectives are going and will learn what they can do to make them valuable again. It’s a highly interactive session, learning by doing. I’ll bring in my experience from 18 years of doing agile retrospectives, and will set a culture where people will share their ideas and learn.

Mini workshop Retrospecting your Retrospectives - Agile in the City Bristol 2...

Ben Linders

So many challenges, so little time. As testers or quality engineers, we need to sharpen the saw, but how? Gamification can be a way to look at how you’re doing and find out where to improve. It’s a great way to have everyone engaged and get the best out of people. In this presentation, Ben Linders will show how playing games (onsite or online) with the Agile Testing Coaching Cards and Agile Quality Coaching Cards help to explore your current quality and testing practice and decide as a team on what to improve or experiment with.

Improving Your Testing Skills and Practices with Gamification - Testing Unite...

Ben Linders

Valuable Agile Retrospectives | Ben Linders

Agile Tour Beirut

Spice up your agile retrospectives LKFR14

Lean Kanban France

How to Becomea Better Scrum Master | Ben Linders

Agile Tour Beirut

Agile Lean ME 2019 - Workshop Problem? What Problem? - Ben Linders

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