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NYC Scrum User Group Agile Principles Retro

February 18, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

The Agile Manifesto was created 20 years ago. As part of the Agile Reflect Festival, , let us explore its impact on achieving agility.

Sheila Eckert will facilitate a retrospective on the Agile Manifesto Principles. The topics will be each of the 12 principles. Rather than going in the manifesto sequence, each participant will vote as in a Lean Coffee on the two principles they want to discuss first. We will discuss in descending vote order answering the questions:

What about the principle helps make a team more agile?
What makes the principle an important component of agility?
How would you update it now, 20 years later?

Tagged With: agilemanifesto, discussion, NYCScrumUserGroup

Agile World at the Agile20Reflect Festival

Agile World
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Agile World hosts Sabrina C E Bruce and Karl Smith talk through the current issues and opportunities in Agile, with guest from across the globe.
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Agile World 26 with The Agile20Reflect Festival Chief Pirate Scott Seivwright and a true wagger
by Sabrina C E Bruce and Karl Smith

Agile World with our hosts Sabrina C E Bruce and Karl Smith they discuss why Pirates are so important to Agile with The Agile20Reflect Festival Chief Pirate Scott Seivwright

Agile World is a spin off from the The Agile20Reflect Festival and affirms its commitment to a Global Agile Community. 

Agile World 26 with The Agile20Reflect Festival Chief Pirate Scott Seivwright and a true wagger
Agile World 26 with The Agile20Reflect Festival Chief Pirate Scott Seivwright and a true wagger
March 4, 2021
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