Mindset Matching This game is designed to introduce and/or reinforce the three types of mindsets: Fixed, Growth, and Benefit. Learn about mindset science and how it is critical to transformations in this blog post. The game’s Built-in List includes two categories of playing cards: Paradigm and Scenario. The Paradigm cards represent the outlook a person with a specific mindset may have on multiple aspects of life.…
Tower defence retrospective
Tower defence is a group of games, where enemies wave by wave attack your home trying to destroy it. To defend it, you place towers that shoot near enemies. Usually there are multiple types of towers and multiple types of enemies – each enemy is vulnerable to a specific type of tower. You need to plan towers carefully and mix tower types, to be able…
Satisfaction foot
Have you ever thought on how to quickly identify all problems related to a specific thing – project, iniciative, sprint? Or how to rank them and engage everyone, no matter whether you have group of 5 or 50 people? Sounds like a tough task, doesn’t it? I faced the exact same challenge, and in order to deal with it I designed Satisfaction foot game that helps a…
Test and learn
The experimental mindset is a crucial part of Agile and Lean, but it’s a hard thing to teach. This game shows real-world examples of experiments, through the medium of a “choose your own adventure” format. Can you help a development team choose the experiments that will help them deliver the most software value?
Core Scrum Game
An interactive and collaborative card sorting activity to learn the differences between “Core Scrum” or “Supportive Practices”, and what is “Not Scrum”. Useful for a pre-assessment, review, and learning about Scrum. It is also useful in debunking common misperceptions around Scrum.