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Agile Development with Global Distributed Teams - Understanding and solving the challenges associated with time, distance, cultures, regional and geographic biases and barriers.

Tecnología

A G I L E W I T H G L O B A L T E A M S
By Ranjith Reddy V.
DevTools
Red Hat
R A D I C A L
C O L L A B O R AT I O N

T E A M D E V TO O L S
1 4 0 P E O P L E 1 2 T E A M S
6 TO 8 M O N T H S I N TO A G I L E
F R A N C E
U S A
Q U E E N S L A N D
I N D I A
C Z E C H
S W I T Z E R L A N D
C H I N A
U K
G E R M A N Y
N O RWAY

“Why?” You Ask…
Time Zone Challenges!
Culture Differences!
Class System - ‘Us vs Them’!
Crosstalk!
Social Distance!

P R O C E S S
&
TO O L S
Practices
Principles
Values
Mindset
Most people
focus only here
Choose to ignore the
difﬁcult but most
valuable areas

S O W E O B S E RV E D …
… A N D H E R E I S W H AT W E L E A R N E D
… T R I E D A F E W T H I N G S …

Overcome Bias
Geographic
Racial-Ethnic
Class System - ‘Us vs Them’!
Product-Bias Dev Vs QE

Correct
Power
Imbalances
Overcome Bias? How?

Enforce
Zero-Tolerance
towards
Cultural
Insensitivity

Collective Focus is Essential
to Survive Competition
Reiterate
ONE
Team

Time Zone Challenges!
Hours
Days
Pre-Determine Schedules
Fixed & Overlapping
Week

Cussing
&
Culture
"that's the dumbest
f---ing idea I've ever
heard.
I can't believe you're
such a moron."
Link to Business Insider Article

Conquer Social Distance!
Invest in Unstructured Face to Face Time
Small Talk is Powerful

We are all more alike
than we are different
Its the same
at my house!!
My son is
now into
Hip-Hop!

Create Shared Memories
Activities Stories Experiences
Photographs

Understanding Crosstalk
Heavy
Accents
Less
Fluent
Speakers
Complex
Ideas
Human
Bias

Slow Down Speaking Pace
Repeat What the Other Person is
Saying
Always Seek Conﬁrmation
Rephrase
the
Content
Actively
Use
Whiteboards
Seek Participation from Less
Fluent Speakers

Our new performance review process …
One last thing….

and they coded happily ever after …
(aside from a few normal disagreements, arguments, misunderstandings, squabbles,
bickering, shouting matches, occasional showdowns and blowups)

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Radical collaboration - Agile Development with Global Teams

1. A G I L E W I T H G L O B A L T E A M S By Ranjith Reddy V. DevTools Red Hat R A D I C A L C O L L A B O R AT I O N

2. T E A M D E V TO O L S 1 4 0 P E O P L E 1 2 T E A M S 6 TO 8 M O N T H S I N TO A G I L E F R A N C E U S A Q U E E N S L A N D I N D I A C Z E C H S W I T Z E R L A N D C H I N A U K G E R M A N Y N O RWAY

3. Painful Its Hard Takes Lots of Time

4. “Why?” You Ask… Time Zone Challenges! Culture Differences! Class System - ‘Us vs Them’! Crosstalk! Social Distance!

5. P R O C E S S & TO O L S Practices Principles Values Mindset Most people focus only here Choose to ignore the difﬁcult but most valuable areas

6. S O W E O B S E RV E D … … A N D H E R E I S W H AT W E L E A R N E D … T R I E D A F E W T H I N G S …

7. Overcome Bias Geographic Racial-Ethnic Class System - ‘Us vs Them’! Product-Bias Dev Vs QE

8. Correct Power Imbalances Overcome Bias? How?

9. Enforce Zero-Tolerance towards Cultural Insensitivity

10. Collective Focus is Essential to Survive Competition Reiterate ONE Team

11. Time Zone Challenges! Hours Days Pre-Determine Schedules Fixed & Overlapping Week

12. Cussing & Culture "that's the dumbest f---ing idea I've ever heard. I can't believe you're such a moron." Link to Business Insider Article

13. Silence != Consent Nodding != Agreement

14. Conquer Social Distance! Invest in Unstructured Face to Face Time Small Talk is Powerful

15. We are all more alike than we are different Its the same at my house!! My son is now into Hip-Hop!

16. Create Shared Memories Activities Stories Experiences Photographs

17. Understanding Crosstalk Heavy Accents Less Fluent Speakers Complex Ideas Human Bias

18. Slow Down Speaking Pace Repeat What the Other Person is Saying Always Seek Conﬁrmation Rephrase the Content Actively Use Whiteboards Seek Participation from Less Fluent Speakers

19. Our new performance review process … One last thing….

20. Rapid Feedback Loops Individual & Team

21. and they coded happily ever after … (aside from a few normal disagreements, arguments, misunderstandings, squabbles, bickering, shouting matches, occasional showdowns and blowups)

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