This activity helps us identify the difference between a Fixed mindset vs an Agile/Growth mindset.
Sequence! An Agile Integration Game
This game was designed to help transition autonomous teams into a scaled agile framework or help existing teams that need a refresher on when and why cross team collaboration is necessary.
Sprint Simulation – Scrum Practice Game
A simple, interactive, and collaborative game to experience at a high-level the ceremonies and common practices of Scrum through simulating a sprint. This game has been used as one part of a longer session focused on learning about Scrum. Prior to playing this game, the team has read the Scrum Guide, been given an overview of Scrum methodology, and has been exposed through various other…
Pass on Perfection
Pass on Perfection is a game suitable for creating a Minimally Viable Product or anything else you need that is minimally viable. Several people have reported on using it for teaming agreements, definitions of done or ready, or actions to possibly obtain some form of improvement. It’s simple and fun and plays out a bit differently with groups and subjects. It’s a mash-up of Yes…
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This game illustrates the importance of dealing with technical debt. Over the course of 10 sprints, a software development team will try to deliver as much software value as possible. The team can invest in measures that reduce the burden of technical debt. While there’s a short-term price, these measures also bring long-term benefits. Before you begin, download the ZIP file containing all the materials…