Scrum Trainer Mishkin Berteig of AgileAdvice.com has updated his useful one-page cheatsheets to help teams and leaders in this inspect-adapt approach to process improvement. The new versions cover many aspects of Agile teamwork and management. Berteig also uses Agile with non-software teams, so his cheatsheets focus on teamwork and process, and contain no software terminology at all! The cheat sheets are:
This empirical approach takes place on many scales, wherever expectations are set before the work is done and verified after it is done; summed up by Berteig as "Test Everything". Test-Driven Design (TDD) applies it at the atomic level of unit-tests, daily status meetings apply it on work-day cycle, iteration and project retrospectives keep teams on track, and management tests align project participants and lets the team knows their success criteria. These rhythms are a key aspect of the Agile approach.
- Agile Work Cheat Sheet
- Cheat Sheet for Agile Work Process Factilitators
- Cheat Sheet for Agile Work Retrospectives
This empirical approach takes place on many scales, wherever expectations are set before the work is done and verified after it is done; summed up by Berteig as "Test Everything". Test-Driven Design (TDD) applies it at the atomic level of unit-tests, daily status meetings apply it on work-day cycle, iteration and project retrospectives keep teams on track, and management tests align project participants and lets the team knows their success criteria. These rhythms are a key aspect of the Agile approach.