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Mar 2, 2018
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AgilePDX Dntn Pub Lunch: How Do You Create a Healthy Team Norm? – McMenamins Ringlers Pub Teamwork is critical to agile methodologies and our lunch discussion topics show it. The March pub lunch will focus on what healthy team norms are. Team norms can help members understand how to interact with each other and how to conduct the daily business. This can include interpersonal items like respect, agreed tool usage, or company objectives such as time for cross-training and continued learning. What would you consider norms for a "healthy" team? As a team member, what have you experienced that you like (or that didn't work)? As a facilitator, what have you seen work well? How should such a team agreement be manifested and documented? And who should contribute to the content? Share your experience about teams creating their norms and standards, and listen to others offering their experiences how creating a team agreement can help and how to go about it. |
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Apr 6, 2018
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AgilePDX Dntn Pub Lunch: Staffing Anti-Patterns: Heroes, Slaves, and the Bane of Stack Ranking – McMenamins Ringlers Pub Okay, you've got your team formed, but, wait, something's wrong. How come some people are always the ones to save the day? How come some people are always burning the midnight oil? Are they afraid of the Stack Ranking Monster? Okay, you've got your team formed, but, wait, something's wrong. How come some people are always the ones to save the day? How come some people are always burning the midnight oil? Are they afraid of the Stack Ranking Monster? Worse, yet, if it's your job to supply HR with "the list," how do you feel about this? What techniques have we found to help HR understand why stack ranking negatively impacts productivity? And didn't the guy who started this all have something to say about that? Thanks, Jack. |