Non-verbal Exercises for Agile Retrospectives
Non-verbal exercises can be used in agile retrospectives to "hear" from introverts and involve people who find it difficult to speak up in groups.
Guest blog: Many Faces of Jack Sparrow – Agile Retrospective Exercise
Agile retrospectives can be done in many different way, the Many Faces of Jack Sparrow is one example how to do them. I love it when people design new exercises that help people to reflect and learn, specially those exercises that help to explore and discuss feelings in teams. Here's a guest blog post on BenLinders.com from Corey Scholefield and Selina McGinnis in which they share their experiences from doing a retrospective exercise called Many Faces of Jack Sparrow.
Polish and Russian book editions added to webshop
The Polish and Russian editions of my successful book Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives are now available in my webshop. With these additions the webshop now provides nine languages editions of my book with retrospective exercises.
Having an independent facilitator for your agile retrospectives
A good facilitator support teams in doing analysis, reflection and deciding on the actions. An independent facilitator doesn't not have an own agenda of improvements, but is focused on helping teams decide on those actions that are best for the team.
My contibution to Distributed Agile Best Practices
I was contacted by Srijan to contribute my expertise to an round up post on distributed agile best practices. As I'm always looking for ways to share my experience I agreed. Little did I know at the time who else they asked to contribute. Here's how I ended up.
Guest blog: Kanban can create magic, but only when used correctly
Here's another guest blog post on BenLinders.com which explores good practices for implementing Kanban, written by Nishanth Appaiah Mittu. Enjoy!
Should we do retrospectives when everything goes well?
A question I often get during my talks and workshops is if you need to do agile retrospectives if the team feels that everything is going well. Short answer is yes, improving yourself never stops. Let's explore how you can do valuable agile retrospectives with teams where everything goes well.
Vietnamese edition of Valuable Agile Retrospectives book released
The Vietnamese edition Khai thác giá trị Agile Retrospective has been released on Leanpub. With this release there are now 9 translated editions of the successful book Getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives available.
Presentations from my Agile Tour Beirut talks are published
I gave two well received talks at Agile Tour Beirut, one about how to become a better Scrum master and one on doing valuable agile retrospectives to continuously increase your agility. The slides of these talks can be downloaded from my presentations page.
Keynote at Agile Tour Kaunas about Continuous Improvement with Agile
In the opening keynote at Agile Tour Kaunas I presented the need for continuous improvement in agile. I explained why we need to uncover better ways to continuously improve, and how agile helps us doing that to deliver more value.
Retrospective Facilitators Gathering 2017
RFG 2017 is a small invitation only gathering, which provides for an opportunity for very focused and high-density learning on Agile Retrospectives.
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