36
DIEZ TRAMPAS EN LA TRAVESÍA ÁGIL Agile Express - 5 de Marzo Santiago ,Chile 1

Diez trampas en la travesía ágil por Nelice Heck y Gabriel Gavasso

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

DIEZ TRAMPAS EN LA TRAVESÍA ÁGIL

Agile Express - 5 de Marzo

Santiago ,Chile

1

2

Gabriel Gavasso 9+ experiencia en TI Project Manager, Business Analyst, Trainer, Coach Trabajó en Brasil, USA y Singapore. Actualmente trabajando en Chile.

Nelice Heck 7+ experiencia en TI Project Manager, Business Analyst, Trainer, Coach Trabajó en USA y India. Actualmente trabajando en Brasil y Chile.

3

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

5

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

set the ideals and the driving forces

6

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

provide guidelines on how to implement values

7

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

repeatable actions to be performed

8

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

group of practices that work well together

9

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

group of practices that work well together (easy to put in a book)

10

values

principles

practices

methodologies and frameworks

PRINCIPLES

11

Agile XP Lean Satisfy Customer Humanity Eliminate Waste

Welcome Change Economics Amplify Learning

Deliver often Mutual Benefit Decide as Late as Possible

Business and IT together Self-Similarity Deliver as Fast as Possible

Motivated Individuals Improvement Empower the Team

Face-to-face Conversations Diversity Build Integrity In

Working Software Reflection See the Whole

Sustainable Development Flow

Technical Excellence Opportunity

Simplicity Redundancy

Self-organizing teams Failure

Team Reflection Quality

Baby Steps

Accepted Responsibility

PRINCIPLES

12

Agile XP Lean Motivated Individuals Humanity Empower the Team

Self-organizing teams Mutual Benefit

Face-to-face Conversations Accepted Responsibility

Diversity

Satisfy Customer Economics Eliminate Waste

Simplicity Self-Similarity See the Whole

Team Reflection Reflection Amplify Learning

Failure Decide as Late as Possible

Opportunity

Improvement

Sustainable Development Flow Deliver as Fast as Possible

Deliver often Baby Steps

Working Software Quality Build Integrity In

Technical Excellence

Respect to People

Reduce Waste

Maximize Learnings

Cont. Delivery

Quality

13

14

Overloaded release cycles

1

15

New requirement comes in

something should go out!

16

Agile means no documentation

2

17

Document when needed

And to the extent needed. Living docs helps!

18

Engineering Practices are not for me

3

19

Have an Holistic Approach

across Process & Engineering.

20

certifications are ALL you need to change

the game

4

21

Practice and experience across various projects.

Failing and Learning.

22

anything can change anytime

5

23

Process of negotiation

is involved for change.

24

empowered team means indiscipline

6

25

Teams still require

guidance and support, Sometimes oversight.

26

never know when it will be over

7

27

It’s important an Adaptative

Planning!

28

You Scrum so you’re agile

8

29

There is no “one size fit’s all”

What’s your flavor?

30

Agile means micromanagement

9

31

The earlier to know, the cheaper and the better

are the chances to fix.

32

Always streched on projects

10

33

Sustainable pace, and

Self-organizing teams

AGILE IS NOT…

34

■  A “silver bullet”

■  One size fits all

■  Go through the motions and mechanics, and then “we are agile”

■  Ad-hoc with no plan

DOING AGILE

BEING AGILE Practices

Values &

Principles

Based on Jim Highsmith’s “Adaptive Leadership” 35

QUESTIONS? FEEDBACK? Gabriel Gavasso @gabrielgavasso

[email protected]

WE’RE ALWAYS HIRING! join.thoughtworks.com

Nelice Heck @NeliceH

[email protected]