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Ben Linders Consulting Problem? What Problem? Learn how to deal effectively with impediments Agile Management Congress Prague November 25 2019 Ben Linders Consulting benlinders.com - @BenLinders 1 Ben Linders Consulting Ben Linders -

  1. Ben Linders Consulting Problem? What Problem? Learn how to deal effectively with impediments Agile Management Congress Prague November 25 2019 Ben Linders Consulting benlinders.com - @BenLinders 1

  2. Ben Linders Consulting Ben Linders - Trainer / Coach / Adviser / Author / Speaker Agile, Lean, Quality & Continuous improvement Freelance Editor for InfoQ.com Books: Valuable Agile Retrospectives Problem? What Problem? What Drives Quality Self-assessments Continuous Improvement Games: Agile Self-assessment Game Retrospectives Bingo Impediments Quality Coaching Cards Agile Testing Cards benlinders.com - @BenLinders 2

  3. Ben Linders Consulting Impediments anything that slows people down and needs to be dealt with benlinders.com - @BenLinders 3

  4. Ben Linders Consulting Handling Impediments  Recognize impediments  Understand how they hinder the team  Explore effective solutions  Decide how to solve and who takes action benlinders.com - @BenLinders 4

  5. Ben Linders Consulting Recognize: Catch Signals  Something somebody said  Behavior, what’s being done  What people are not doing/skipping  Anomaly in data or measurement You can observe a lot by just watching –Yogi Berra benlinders.com - @BenLinders 5

  6. Ben Linders Consulting Examples of Signals “My work is done, I’m waiting for other people” There’s no stand-up meeting when the Scrum master isn’t there that day “We can only deliver on time by skipping the retrospective” The R&D manager just dropped in and told team members they need to do some other work benlinders.com - @BenLinders 6

  7. Ben Linders Consulting Recognizing Impediments  Signals, not problem  Stop and reflect  Probe & Sense (Cynefin)  Analyze to understand  Don’t shoot messenger  Ignoring doesn’t make the impediment go away benlinders.com - @BenLinders 7

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