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Case Study: Y Soft LeSS Adoption - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
4 Dec 2019 Jurgen De Smet Agile & ScrumLeadership & ManagementLess is MoreVideo

We are proud to spread the experience going from multi-layered, firefighting, complicated strutures to simple, flat structures at one of our customers in Czech: Y Soft.

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Outcome Based Product Backlogs in Large-Scale Scrum
27 Nov 2019 Jurgen De Smet Agile & ScrumLeadership & ManagementLess is MoreVideo
Outcome Based Product Backlogs in Large-Scale Scrum

Many organisations are struggling to setup outcome based Product Baklog for their teams, they were stuck in output or scope based backlogs before and kept that behavior. Even though scope isn't a bad thing, understanding its link to business outcomes and what assumptions are behind is (to me) better.

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Why should most organizations ditch Scrum?
6 Nov 2019 Jurgen De Smet Agile & ScrumLess is MoreVideo

I took a challenge for my talk at Agile Prague 2019: "How to deliver a 1h talk in 30mins?" -- Title of the talk: "Why should most organizations dtich Scrum?"

Why would I do that? Well, because being a speaker at Agile Prague is tremendously enjoyable and I didn't want to miss out on an opportunity to go back after missing out on the fun last year.

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An Effective Daily Scrum? Do it the Fish!y way!
30 Oct 2019 Steven Deneir Agile & ScrumWork is Play

Choosing how you will walk through your day, having fun with your colleagues and clients, actively listen and participating in collaborations, and ensuring others also have a great day. I have written a short story a while ago about the basics of the Fish! Philosophy for being an outstanding team member.

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Built-in Adaptive Cruise Control in your Scrum Team...
23 Oct 2019 Steven Deneir Agile & Scrum

Metaphors are a very useful way of explaining a concept to somebody. During the Professional Scrum Training (PSM), empirical process control, which is the foundation for Scrum, is explained by the metaphor of a thermostat. Now, given that metaphors work best when a person can relate to them, when the audience, reader, student has an emotional connection with the metaphor, we can always use another example.

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LeSS No More Majors Story at SFPD - Webinar Recording
2 Oct 2019 Jurgen De Smet Agile & ScrumLess is MoreSoftware CraftsmanshipVideo

We are proud to share the story of the No More Majors Community at the governmental institute of pensions in Belgium (SFPD) which was initiated as part of their LeSS adoption preparations and strategy.

This recording was made on August 28th when Tom Jans & Thierry de Pauw did a pre-run of their Munich LeSS Conference talk.

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Using LEGO® to find the unspoken rules of engagement that affect poor performance in your teams
11 Sep 2019 Michael Bentein Agile & ScrumLeadership & Management

The best friendships are found when people share interests & values, have great communication and have aligned “rules” of engagement with the depth of friendship highly correlated to the match between the secret invisible criteria and drives of people.

In professional teams these “rules” of engagement and secret criteria also exist and are often not communicated. Often causing frustration,  poor performance, lack of teamwork and low morale.

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How to run multi-site Scrum events without tooling?
4 Sep 2019 Jurgen De Smet Agile & ScrumEngaging Workshops & MeetingsLess is More

Today I am frequently working with larger organisations and continually have to deal with people in different locations across the country or globe. This kind of context brings its own challenges and many people hope to find solutions in tooling and so did I, but hey, did I think wrong!

Before going into running multi-site events, a bit of context on team setup and the need for multi-site events.

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An Effective Sprint Planning? Do it the Fish!y way!
21 Aug 2019 Steven Deneir Agile & ScrumEngaging Workshops & MeetingsInnovation Games & GamestormingLeadership & ManagementWork is Play

Choosing how you will walk through your day, having fun with your colleagues and clients, actively listen and participating in collaborations, and ensuring others also have a great day. I have written a short story a while ago about the basics of the Fish! Philosophy for being an outstanding team member.

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An Effective Sprint Retrospective? Do it the Fish!y way!
1 Aug 2019 Steven Deneir Agile & ScrumEngaging Workshops & MeetingsInnovation Games & GamestormingWork is Play

Choosing how you will walk through your day, having fun with your colleagues and clients, actively listen and participating in collaborations, and ensuring others also have a great day. I have written a short story a while ago about the basics of the Fish! Philosophy for being an outstanding team member.

Now let’s have a look at how this could fit within a Scrum Team. Even more specific: during the different Scrum Events. Today I chose to pick the Sprint Retrospective.

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