Agile
Mission
Influence the formation of empowered, self-organizing teams
Principles
Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan
Communities
Interested in a topic? Have feedback? Engage the commmuity to start a conversation.Belt Claims
- Member Count 19
- 11
- 7
- 5
- 7
- Total Belts Granted 49
Guidance
- Explore the concepts and exercises below
- Summarize the key points in writing at each step and circle back as you progress
- Have dialog with peers to test and deepen understanding
White level - Appeal
- Initial exposure, like noticing someone is riding a bicycle
- Smoothest first step, especially if starting from zero
- Orientation - Start your journey by putting on your first belt
Exercise | Duration |
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Green level - Aware
- Understanding from afar, like watching a friend ride a bicycle
- Able to work with basic concepts fluidly in conversation
- Belt Claim - Demonstrate grasp of key metaphors, motivations and mindsets
Exercise | Duration |
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Daybreak
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3.0 hrs |
OrientationOMG! I AM A NEW PRODUCT OWNER. HELP!!! What I learned from Extreme Programming: Explained by Kent Beck Why the Celebration of Team Wins Is Crucial
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3.0 hrs |
Agile AppliedListen to a 'Faster than a Standup' podcast Post a short introduction video to the Agile Circle chat channel Participate in a Dojo Agile Circle session
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2.0 hrs |
Red level - Action
- Like when first learning to ride a bicycle, falling down frequently
- Demonstrated applied action using a new skill supported by peers
- Belt Claim - Demonstrate competence to apply skill going forward with autonomy and inclusiveness
Exercise | Duration |
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Agile Without Saying AgileRolling Rocks Downhill - From the Author's Website Story Map Concepts & Processes
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10.0 hrs |
Methods with ActionGot a wicked problem? First, tell me how you make toast
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10.0 hrs |
Organizational CultureDevOps culture: Westrum organizational culture Westrum’s Organizational Model In Technology Organizations
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2.0 hrs |
Black level - Acceleration
- Able to ride the bicycle pedaling fast and hard, learning safely when falling
- Demonstrated commitment to helping others explore the domain
- Belt Claim - Demonstrate scaled action illustrating benefit for your home group
Exercise | Duration |
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Scaled Action by ExampleEssential Scrum: A Practical Guide to the Most Popular Agile Process
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20.0 hrs |
Scaled Action By ExampleHow SAP built a Dojo Community of Practice to support a cultural shift to DevOps SAP Next Talent Springs Into the Dojo From Challenges to Transformation - The Data Services Organization Dojo Tale
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10.0 hrs |