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The Golden Circle Why How What Jean Tabaka, Rally Software So what? Victor Rodrigues Riaan Rottier Simon Sinek The Golden Circle Why How What Start with Why Why Why Why = Vision Why is our gut Why has emotion and


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“The Golden Circle – Why How What”

Jean Tabaka, Rally Software

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So what?

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Victor Rodrigues Riaan Rottier

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Simon Sinek

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The Golden Circle

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Why How What

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“Start with Why”

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Why

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Why

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Why = Vision

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Why is our gut

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Why has emotion and heart

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Why gives us purpose, cause, belief

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Step back and challenge your compelling Why

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Why creates commitment to something bigger than

  • urselves
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Agile transformations must start with a visionary Why

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Why can be expressed a number of ways

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…but it is always…

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1

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Aspiration

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1

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BHAG

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1

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True North

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Skip Why at your own peril!

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Why How

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How = Mission

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How brings us guiding principles

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How has logic and a bias toward action

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How provides the infrastructure of intention

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A Why needs a How

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2000

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20

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70%

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2000

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How = guidance on safety, efficacy, process*

*in a regulated environment

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How can be derived a number of ways

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Systems Thinking

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Archetypes, scenarios, recognition, leverage

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Mother Strategies

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Metrics to Check on True North: #1 #2 #3 Mother Strategy 1: Mother Strategy 2: Mother Strategy 3:

True Nor ue North: th:

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12

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7

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Mary Poppendieck Tom Poppendieck

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175

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Don Reinertsen

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“The economics of FLOW is almost always dominated by the cost of queues.”

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“Watch the work product not the worker.”

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Queues, variability, batch size, WIP, cadence, feedback, distributed decision making

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Design Thinking

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Start with Empathy

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Mystery Heuristic Algorithm

Exploration Exploitation

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Cynefin (Complexity Domains)

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David Snowden

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“In a complex system, agents modify the system by their interaction with it and with each other; they co-evolve.”

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What is your system complexity?

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Skip How at your own peril!

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Dumles, celery, and rice milk

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Why How What

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What = Results

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What has practices

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What is dynamic, organic

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You can’t have a What without a How and a Why

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Dumles, celery, and rice milk are not an Agile shopping list of What

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What can be derived a number of ways

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Lean Development

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Mary Poppendieck

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Scrum

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Ken Schwaber

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XP

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Uncle Bob Martin Ron Jeffries Kent Beck

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Kanban

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David Anderson

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Visualize Workflow Limit WIP Transparency Measure and Manage Flow Continuous Process Inspection

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BDD (Behavior Driven Design)

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Dan North Liz Keogh

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Ubiquitous Language Requirements as “should” Scenarios as Acceptance T ests

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UX (User Centered Design)

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Ethnographic study Contextual inquiry Prototype testing Usability testing

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Story Mapping Jeff Patton

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Sequencing backlog stories with workflow information

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So what?

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Sustainable Agile transformations: Why = Vision How = Guide What = Create

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Why How What

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Now what?

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Start with your personal Why

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Seek the heart and meaning in your

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“I am passionate about collaboration.”

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Agile 2003 – Salt Lake City

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Jim Highsmith

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January 1, 2006

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“I am passionate about Agile transformations.”

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Ryan Martens

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August 1, 2004

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“I am passionate about starting with WHY.”

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October 11, 2011

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“The Golden Circle – Why How What”

Jean Tabaka, Rally Software