Understanding and Accelerating our Agility
Reflect, evaluate, and engage in actions to take the team to awesome agility
Workshop description
Having regular self-assessments allows your team to reflect, understand, and evaluate the team’s agility maturity. It is through identifying and experimenting on improvement opportunities that the team can continue to flourish. It also promotes team collaboration, enhances communication, helps build trust and increases morale and engagement.
AgilityZen’s team self-assessment is a valuable tool that can help the team understand its strengths and weaknesses, identify areas for improvement, and foster a culture of continuous learning and development.
This workshop facilitates your team through one of AgilityZen’s outcome-focused self-assessments. We will examine the results together, discover insights, identify improvement experiments and actions, and determine next steps.
Who should attend
- The entire team should attend and complete the assessment, which often includes:
- All team members, i.e. anyone who completes tasks / stories for the team
- Anyone responsible for the product, technical, design, and other functional areas of the team
- Scrum Master or the person responsible for the agility of the team
- Anyone else who can help your team with insights about your agility, e.g. people leaders
What questions we will answer
- What is our agility score?
- What are our strongest and weakest agility outcomes?
- What are our strongest and weakest Agile principles?
- Which parts of our agility are we aligned on and where do we differ?
- What improvement experiments and actions shall we work on?
Workshop details
Principles and outcomes
We will review the agility outcomes of a high performance team and the Agile principles that are aligned with them
Complete the Agility assessment
Each participant will complete the assessment individually and anonymously
Review results together
We will review and discuss the results together focusing on the outcomes, principles, and practices that are most important to the team
Identify improvement experiments and actions
Based on our discussion, we will identify improvement experiments and actions that we will work on
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While retrospectives focus on the specific outcomes and experiences of a particular iteration or project, a broader team assessment provides a more comprehensive and strategic view of the team's overall performance, dynamics, and alignment with organizational goals. They are complementary.