The document outlines a program on agile methodology, highlighting its importance in improving project efficiency through collaboration and coaching. It emphasizes the need for trained agile coaches to guide teams and suggests various resources for obtaining agile training and experience. The document also encourages individuals from various sectors to adopt agile practices to enhance their business outcomes.

1. Agile For Coaches
Kathy Harman, MCC, CSM
Agile Transformation Coach
Real Results Coach Training

2. What we’ll cover in this program
• What the heck is Agile?
• Why should you care?
• How you can add it to your toolbox

3. For years, technical projects were getting
cumbersome and ineffective
I didn’t get
what I
wanted
Long months of drudgery
I need a new
payroll system!
I give
up!

4. Agile Methodology evolved as a better way to
get projects done efficiently
I need a new
payroll system!
This works
well so far!
This works
well so far!
Can you
also…
Perfect!
Just
what I
needed!

5. Scrum is an iterative way to do Agile
Product
Backlog
Business
Goals Planning
Daily
Scrum
2-week
Sprint
New
goals
Retrospective
Sprint Review

6. Agile Done Right requires teams that are
highly collaborative
Teams are self-managed
The ‘Scrum Master’ helps
make this happen
The customer is part of
the team, and drives
what is being produced
Teams swarm together to get
the work done efficiently

7. Team collaboration does not happen by magic
– it happens by coaching
Coaches can use all the competencies to coach the
team to high performance

8. There are many opportunities to coach
in Agile
• Management
• Leadership Teams
• Project Teams
• Other coaches/Scrum Masters

9. This is where YOU Come in!
• Few Scrum Masters have been trained in coaching
• Yet, without strong coaching, few teams are able to
adapt to Agile and thrive
• Coaches trained in the competencies and team
coaching have a strong opportunity to build a
successful business as an Agile Coach
You need to be a savvy team
coach
AND be able to talk the talk of
the teams!

10. You don’t have to have a technical
background to introduce Agile to businesses
Any business that uses
teams to get work done can
benefit from Agile
Marketing Firms Construction Firms Law Firms
Commercial Real Estate Firms

11. So, how do you get started?
Get AGILE Training
Get AGILE Experience
Research Agile
Develop Your Agile Business

12. Agile Resources
• Good online research sites:
• agilemethodology.org
• www.agilenutshell.com
• www.mountaingoatsoftware.com
• Good training:
• Introduction to Agile for Coaches Class:
www.realresults.us.com
• Deep dive into Agile Coaching:
www.agilecoachinginstitute.com
• Scrum Master Training: Google for a listing of providers
near you.

13. Questions?

14. Thank you!
Go forth and improve the quality of team coaching in
the world!
Kathy Harman, MCC, CSM
Real Results Coach Training