The Agile Manifesto is turning twenty-one years old this year and I figured a great celebration would be bringing a post every month on each of the Agile principles. You […]
Agile Principle #1 | Continuous value delivery Read More »
Words were created to inform and communicate. How precise words are is what helps people to have cleaner and more complex communication. Agile is a word that says a lot
Why be afraid of the word Agile? Read More »
I already introduced in another post the importance of Cadences and Daily Standup to give the team a rhythm and a moment to synchronize. Any Agile framework will introduce this
From Daily Standup to Daily Cafe Read More »
How many story points should your team be delivering? That’s the sort of questions I heard more than enough when helping new teams. I see metrics deriving from it and
Every Agile team should adopt #noestimates Read More »
We’ve all been there: lack of participation. Or people talking over each other. Not everybody shows up. The meeting takes very long. Some of us where actually hosting the meeting
Meetings that suck? Know that facilitation is a skill Read More »
Continuous improvement is the name we give to the practice of making sure our ways of working keep evolving, leading us to be more effective and our work to have
Muda | Muri | Mura Read More »
In 2018 I had the pleasure to present for the first time at the Agile Tour Montreal an event that is much celebrated by the francophone in Quebec: Agility in
Setting the bar high for your teams Read More »
There are 3 things I consider paramount in the stance of an Agile Coach. To some they seem controversial, to others, a rather obvious choice. One thing is for sure,
3 things every Agile Coach should stand for Read More »
Everyone who worked with me know of my strong appreciation for retrospectives. It does not matter if a team is running on Scrum, I think this is a practice for
The 5 stages of a retrospective Read More »
Postmortem is a Latin vernacular meaning after death. It originated on the medical field and is the technique or public inquiry to investigate a dead body and determine its cause
Retrospectives are not Postmortems Read More »
