Category

Agile Culture

Writing User Stories and building successful products

Writing User Stories and building successful products

Knowing the real needs of users and developing features consistent with this reality are key factors in building successful products. In this article, you will see more details on this topic, especially regarding techniques for writing quality and assertive User Stories, examples and other related topics, which are also brought up in the book Product Backlog Building (PBB), by the authors Paulo Caroli and Fábio Aguiar.

read more
Key Result versus Activities for achieving KR

Key Result versus Activities for achieving KR

I realised several people confuse "Key Results" with “Activities for achieving Key Results”. Many times I am facilitating a session for a team to define their OKRs. And I have seen this confusion again and again. Do not confuse "Key Result" with "Activities to achieve...

read more
Key Result versus Activities for achieving KR

OKR workshop activity

Please find below a good OKR workshop activity. I typically use it as one of the hands-on activities for a OKR workshop. I typically split the participants into groups and give them the following KR problem statement for each group. After a few minutes we assess the...

read more
Scrum Paper Airplane activity 

Scrum Paper Airplane activity 

Below is brief explanation for the Paper Airplane activity (with photos)for introducing the Scrum cerimonies.  The Scrum Paper Airplane activity is simple and effective for introducing some of the Scrum ceremonies like: planning, review, and retrospective. It also...

read more
Removing the architectural bottleneck

Removing the architectural bottleneck

“In the company I work there is an architecture team that needs to support 8 squads where each one has its priorities. That is, the architecture is being a bottleneck… Do you have any tips to help us? Thanks in advance. ”By Aline Dias   This was a question...

read more
Scrum Roles and Expectations activity

Scrum Roles and Expectations activity

This post shares a good activity to foster the conversation about the Scrum roles and their responsibilities. Please find below the Flipchart prepared for the Roles and Expectations activity for the Scrum team roles. I used this activity on a Scrum workshop. It was...

read more

Pin It on Pinterest