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This document appears to be a transcript from a presentation or workshop about failing forward and experimentation. It discusses encouraging experimentation and not being afraid of failure. It also mentions celebrating failures and learning from mistakes. The document provides examples of failing forward and getting feedback to improve. It encourages creating a safe environment for experimentation and failure.

Education

48
if you think Failing.Forward is
NOT SAFE
say

fail
learn
adjust direction
inspired by @GojkoAdzic

Celebrate failures
or else….
@YvesHanoulle

What did your
parents say
when they
came home?

What is a good time between two deployments at

Review
1. experiment
2. celebrate learning
3. support people when they fail
4. smaller steps
5. learn to handle feedback

Homines sumus, non dei
@YvesHanoulle & Joppe Hanoulle
www.hanoulle.be
I give Free Life Time support*on anything I do (* My life not yours )

history
• V 1-3: paper (Yves)
• V 3-5: slides (Yves)
• V 6-12: internal Dry-Runs (Yves & Joppe)
• Version 13: Failing.Forward
52

slide pictures
• Experiment picture: Family Dauwe-Bracke
• Who are you: An Nelissen
• yes: @jelleverheugen
• In English: Leen Herman
• Boring: ale2012 participant
• People forming no: unknown
• Experiment with PairWork: @Smetty
• Yves Long hair: Michaël De Schutter
• amazon: screenshot @JonJenk
• Eric Clapton: unknown
• post it’s: unknown
• Other: personal collection
53

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Homines sumus, non dei

1. Homines sumus, non dei @YvesHanoulle

2. Why are you here? 2

3. What is your BIGGEST problem? 3

4. Talk to your neighbour

5. Work life Balance 46

6. example

7. example

8. example

9. example

10. worklife fusion

11.

12. What is your name?

13. Joppe

14. How old are you?

15. 12

16. Have you spoken at a conference before?

17. YES!

18. In English?

19. No…

20. Are you scared?

21.

22. I am …

23. Dad, that is boring

24. What do you need ?

25. SAFE environment

26. IS a safe environment?

27. verify your assumptions

28. 48 if you think Failing.Forward is NOT SAFE say

29. YES Failing.Forward is SAFE

30. experiment with PairWork

31. say yves

32. SHOUT JOPPE

33. celebrate

34. fail learn adjust direction inspired by @GojkoAdzic

35. What if you don’t learn?

36. fail celebrate learn

37. Can you be happy?

38. Celebrate failures or else…. @YvesHanoulle

39. Celebrate failures 44

40. What did your parents say when they came home?

41. 41 My mother hugged me

42. SMALL STEPS

43. What is a good time between two deployments at

44. What is a good time between two deployments at

45. Fail FAST 31

46. Fast feedback 46

47. safe environment feed back is hard

48. Consult your neighbour 56 48

49. Reality Check 49

50. Review 1. experiment 2. celebrate learning 3. support people when they fail 4. smaller steps 5. learn to handle feedback

51. Homines sumus, non dei @YvesHanoulle & Joppe Hanoulle www.hanoulle.be I give Free Life Time support*on anything I do (* My life not yours )

52. history • V 1-3: paper (Yves) • V 3-5: slides (Yves) • V 6-12: internal Dry-Runs (Yves & Joppe) • Version 13: Failing.Forward 52

53. slide pictures • Experiment picture: Family Dauwe-Bracke • Who are you: An Nelissen • yes: @jelleverheugen • In English: Leen Herman • Boring: ale2012 participant • People forming no: unknown • Experiment with PairWork: @Smetty • Yves Long hair: Michaël De Schutter • amazon: screenshot @JonJenk • Eric Clapton: unknown • post it’s: unknown • Other: personal collection 53

Editor's Notes

Ok, we are at an agile conference, so you should know what agile is. Or do you really? Do we agree on what agile is? Write down on a post it (what you don’t have a post it with you?) what is agile for you
Talk to your neighbour about what you expect to learn in this course. Write these expectations down on a post it
Only when you can say NO, your yes means something 2 minute rule

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