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Agile X-Wing Coaching Framework
The Agile Coaching Competency Framework is a valuable tool for Agile coaches to evaluate their skills and competencies. It provides a clear roadmap for Agile coaches to develop their skills and become more effective in their roles.
The framework outlines the competencies required for Agile coaching, such as facilitation, mentoring, coaching, and teaching. By using the Agile Coaching Competency Framework, coaches can identify their strengths and weaknesses and focus on areas that require improvement. Ultimately, the framework helps Agile coaches to deliver better results for their teams and organisations.
The Waste Snake
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Itβs a simple formality, when you are doing tedious low-value work, or waiting idly you write up a sticky note about it.
You select a central and visible place to record the type of waste so others can see it. Periodically you look at the visual and see what low-value or no-value tasks have been occupying the teamβs time.
When you decide enough is enough, you allocate time to fixing the problem - reducing or eliminating the waste and wait times. I like to affinity sort, categorise into βinsights/themesβ, dot vote, and then explore potential experiments.
The real goal is to raise awareness of waste as the opposite of delivering value. Itβs a critical tool to help empower teams who can control their own processes to identify non-value-adding wastes and discover ways to reduce or eliminate them.