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My Personal Scrum help you get more done of what really matters. This is the story of how I came to create it, what makes it special, and an invitation to check it out. First presented at #ALE2016
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- 1. Introducing Personal Scrum Photo: Peter Stevens “How do you get more done that really matters?” Peter Stevens @peterstev (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 2. Have you ever felt that you don't have enough time? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch Photo © leonardo viti - fotolia
- 3. I have been trying to master that problem for a long time. (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2014 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch Photo © javarman - fotolia File 1
- 4. The secrets of highly effective people © 2008 - 2013 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 5. Highly effective people must lead highly predictable lives
- 6. What can I learn from Scrum? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2014 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch Day 2 Day n … Sprint Vision Retrospective Product Increment Sprint Planning 1 Sprint Planning 2 Daily Scrum Daily Scrum Backlog Refinement Refinement Sprint Review Done? Done!
- 7. What are the patterns of Scrum? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2014 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch Something of Value Inspect and Adapt
- 8. Can me, myself & I really fulfill all three roles? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 9. Better to try now than to reflect forever… (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 10. I can’t be my own Scrum Master
- 11. I asked my wife to be my Personal Scrum Master (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 12. We started meeting once per week … (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 13. The best part is celebrating what’s done! (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 14. My Personal Scrum is not Software Development Scrum (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 15. What is special about My Personal Scrum? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch – Image Together Daniel-Zimmel CC-BY-SA-20
- 16. Could My Personal Scrum help couples master the challenges of family life? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch – Image couple-wan mohd-CC-SA-NC-2.0.
- 17. Could My Personal Scrum help corporate leaders be more effective? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch Photo: Businessmen-Yuya Tamai-CC BY 2.0
- 18. Could My Personal Scrum help introduce the Agile mindset in traditional organizations? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 19. Who can help validate the problem? (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch – Image © Fotolia Olga Lyubkina
- 20. We are in private beta - To join: - http://tinyurl.com/PersonalScrumBeta - To find out how it works: - http://tinyurl.com/PersonalScrum-RC1 (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
- 21. Copyright notice - This presentation created by Peter Stevens for educational purposes. It is available under CC-SA-20 license. - Use of Jean-Luc Piccard meme based on the belief that its copyright owner has consented to its widespread publication. - Unless otherwise noted, photos, graphics and artwork were created by Peter Stevens - This presentation contains licensed material from Fotolia. Reuse may require you to purchase a license for the image(s). (cc) BY 3.0 2008 - 2015 Peter Stevens | saat-network.ch
Editor's Notes
- Hello Everyone! My name is Peter Stevens As a Scrum Trainer, I try to inspire people to change their lives for the better. I have a new “baby-” I call it “My Personal Scrum” I’d like to share his story and maybe start a conversation about his future
- This is my life. Ron Jeffries reminds us that we all have the same amount of time. The problem is having too much to do I have been trying to resolve this dilemma. Without much success
- It’s not that I haven’t tried I tried things which helped, but somehow did not solve the problem Desktop Kanban left me with tickets all the way around my Notebook Personal Kanban - well I did almost personal Kanban, because limited WIP didn't work for me The problem was more the endless backlog
- One day I read an article on Linked In The secrets of highly effective people Like Bill Gates or Warren Buffet Yeah, I'd like to be like them, so I started looking for a better way Manage the minutes, not the hours, So I planned my time carefully
- That failed quickly My estimates suck Even after adjusting my estimates, I still cant maintain the pace. I can barely plan a day in advance, much less a week. I need something more flexible
- I am a Scrum Trainer, so this seemed like a place to start I had never really used Scrum at home, because it was too big How do you scale it down? Lately I focus more on the essential patterns Maybe by starting there...?
- Inspect and Adapt at regular intervals Produce something of value… at regular intervals A team solved the whole problem one voice sets formulates the problem and a coach helps everybody get better
- I can do the work, so team: check I understand the value of what I am doing, so Product Owner, check Every Scrum Trainer will tell you, Product Owner and Scrum Master should not be the same person. Can I be my own Scrum Master? Hmm.
- I decided to give it try! I started thinking of my tasks more as goals I put them into a trello board I tried to review the board once per week And plan my day each morning
- After a few weeks, I realized I am not good at being my own Scrum Master It is very difficult to be in the thick of doing work and stop, stand back and reflect. So I needed another person…
- My wife? Some people were shall we say, skeptical of this idea? Can your product owner really be your coach? So for lack of a better alternative… I explained the coaching stance & what's expected and she agreed
- After some bumps getting started, it worked quite well! Every week we discussed: What have we accomplished. What’s important? What’s urgent? What can I really expect to get done?
- After a week, she said: Wow, we have gotten stuff done that has been nagging us for month! After two months she said: "I feel like we have become a team” So my priorities map become our priorities map
- We still do Personal Scrum! With a smile! You know, I am not really sure I should name it after Scrum. Scrum was the inspiration. But many people’s experience with Scrum is shall we say, corporate?
- This is a personal framework that relies on collaboration. Yes, you can do all three roles But could you be more effective at doing things that really matter with a little help your friends.
- My personal Scrum has helped me connect with my family. I did not expect my priorities map to become our priorities map, but id did. Where else could My Personal Scrum help people get better at doing things that matter?
- Being a manager is lonely job The more successful you are, the harder it is to ask for help. What if you could have a weekly call with your trustworthy Personal Scrum Master to help you focus on what really matters?
- Imagine: your weekly one on one with your manager takes place in front of your priorities map. She’s become your personal product owner (even if you haven’t told her) Would this be introducing Agile practices, without disturbing anyone?
- This is why I came to you today. My question for this group: Who is intrigued by these questions? Who can help me answer them? Because I’d like to talk with you!