1. Agile Starter Kit Gil Zilberfeld

2. Agile… is big Different Methodologies Scrum certification Scrum master Professional scrum developer XP practices

3. Change is hard The organization Peers Where to start?

4. You can start now Small steps, small victories Make your own way Forget about “how agile you are” Concentrate on actions

5. The challenge You control only yourself And that’s hard byitself People don’t like change And you may find some friends

6. What not to do! Tell everyone you’re going agile If you think nobody listened before Proclaim you’re better than the other peons Of course you are Go whole hog

7. Before you start Identify the coalition If possible, find a running mate Identify the opposition Need to handle them with care and affection What matters to them? Help them achieve it

8. Being agile Shortening the feedback loop Communication What’s happening Visibility How are we doing? Improvement How can we do things better?

9. Be Nice!

10. Communication Stand-ups 2nd best – talk with peers And other managers Also with marketing people

11. Visibility Whiteboard of sticky notes Planned, in progress, done 2nd best: publish successes Don’t: warn all the time

12. Visibility Build server 2nd best: Integrate often

13. Visibility – Unit Tests Check-in your test code Automated unit tests running 2nd best: Manually run your unit tests

14. Improvement Code review Pair programming 2ndbest: Work on bugs together

15. Summary Do what works Get more people on board Be nice!

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