Stances of Coaching - OOP2018

Slide #2018 Michael Mahlberg
Stances Of Coaching
More than just "the coaching stance“
OOP2018
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Elementary Process
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Caveat:
“All Models Are Wrong –
But Some Are Useful”
— George E. P. Box
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What Kind Of Coach?
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XP-Coach
Agile-Coach
Kanban-Coach
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…partnering with clients in a
thought-provoking and creative
process that inspires them to
maximize their personal and
professional potential.
Professional
Coaching

THE COACHING STANCE
• The solution lies within the
client
• Coach and client are at an
equal level (peers)
• The coach is not the one to
ﬁnd the solution
• The client is the expert for
them self
• The coach offers a container
without judgement
• Coach and client work with
with an open outcome
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WHAT OTHER
STANCES?
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THE STANCES OF THE
SPORTS COACH
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Sports analogies Inspired
by discussions with
Dan Brown
at the #KLR16

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STANCES OF THE SPORTS-COACH
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TELL
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SHOW
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TEACH
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TRAIN
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SELL
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COACH (!)
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ONE MORE THING
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TWO
S

COACHING STANCES
• Coaching ⩯ Professional Coaching
• THE coaching stance (solution lies within the client etc.)
• Coaching ⩯ Sports Coaching
• Several stances for the coach – One of them is similar to the
stance the coach assumes in Professional Coaching
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∆
INTERACTION STANCES
(INCLUDING COACHING)
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Consulting
Mentoring
Coaching
➙ Delta in knowledge
➙ Delta in experience
➙ Delta in process-mastery
(coaching-process)

Stances Of Coaching
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Stances Of Coaching
How do they help me?
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Stances In Coaching
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✓

Stances In Coaching
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✓

PHASES OF “AGILE INITIATIVES”
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Introducing Sustaining
A personal point of view

FOR KANBAN THERE IS
ST AT I K
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/statik-systems-thinking-approach-implementing-kanban-david-anderson

STATIK
Systems
Thinking
Approach
To
Introducing
Kanban
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STATIK
• Understand what makes the service ﬁt for purpose for the customer
• Understand sources of dissatisfaction with the current system
• Analyze demand
• Analyze capability
• Model workﬂow
• Discover classes of service
• Design the Kanban system
• Socialize the design and negotiate implementation
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FOR SCRUM THERE ARE
MANY WAYS
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FOR SCRUM THERE ARE
MANY WAYS…
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FOR SCRUM THERE ARE
MANY WAYS…
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AND OF COURSE FOR SAFE
THERE IS ONE:
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Source: http://www.scaledagileframework.com/implementation-roadmap/

STATIK-Step1
Understandwhatmakes
theserviceﬁtforpurpose
forthecustomer
STATIK-Step2
Understandsourcesof
dissatisfactionwiththe
currentsystem
STATIK-Step3
Analyzedemand
STATIK-Step4
Analyzecapability
STATIK-Step5
Modelworkﬂow
STATIK-Step6
Discoverclassesofservice
STATIK-Step7
Designthekanbansystem
STATIK-Step8
Socializethedesignand
negotiateimplementation
Consulting
Mentoring
Coaching

Evolution
[of the underlying system(s)]

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STANCES OF THE SPORTS-COACH
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HOW ABOUT XP-COACHING?
• Planning Game
• Small Releases
• Metaphor
• Simple Design
• Testing
• Refactoring
• Pairing
• Collective Ownership
• Continuous Integration
• 40 hour week
• On-Site Customer
• Coding Standards
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EVOLVING KANBAN SYSTEMS
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Tell Show Teach Sell Train Coach
Visualize X X X X X
Limit WIP X X X
Manage ﬂow X X X
Explicit policies X X X X
Feedback loops – X X X
Scientiﬁc method – X X X X

INTERNAL STANCE OF THE COACH
• For example:
• Co-active coaching (e.g. H. Kimsey-House et.al)
• Systemic coaching (e.g. P.W. Gester)
• Solution focused coaching (e.g. Steve de Shazer)
• Provocative coaching (e.g. Frank Farelly)
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AN EXAMPLE…
• What’s the optimal WIP-Limit?
• For what purpose (aka why) do you want to know the
optimal WIP-limit?
• How does the optimal WIP-limit affect the system?
• How would you recognize that you have found the optimal
WIP-limit
• Why should you need a WIP-limit at all?
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INTERNAL STANCE OF THE COACH
TECHNIQUE OF THE COACH
• For example:
• Co-active coaching (e.g. H. Kimsey-House et.al.)
• Systemic coaching (e.g. P.W. Gester)
• Solution focused coaching (e.g. Steve de Shazer)
• Provocative coaching (e.g. Frank Farelly)
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INFLICTING COACHING?
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It’s not the coach who
gets the gold medal!
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COACHING AGREEMENT
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“It is only possible to coach a
client who wants to be coached”
Part of the coaching agreement is
the client’s commitment to work
on their deﬁned goals
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What Kind Of Coach?
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AGILE COACHING COMPETENCY
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Agile-Lean Practitioner Professional 
Coaching
Teaching
Mentoring
Technical
Mastery
Business
Mastery
Transformation
Mastery
Applies Agile practices,
lives Agile values Partnering with clients in a
creative process that inspires their
personal and professional potential (from ICF)
Facilitating
Source:
Agile Coaching Competency Model
http://agilecoachinginstitute.com/agile-coaching-resources/
Instructing others in
speciﬁc knowledge,
skills and perspective
Sharing knowledge, skills &
perspectives that foster the
personal and professional
growth of someone else
Technical expertise
as a software
craftsperson
Expert at
business-value-
driven innovation
and product
development
Expertise as an
organizational development
and change catalyst
A neutral process holder who guides groups
through processes that help them come
to solutions and make decisions

COACHING STANCES
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Sell
Train
Coach
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The solution lies within
the client
The client is the expert
for them self
Coach and client work
together on an open
outcome
∆Consulting
Mentoring
Coaching
➙ Delta in knowledge
➙ Delta in experience
➙ Delta in process-mastery
(coaching-process)

QUESTIONS
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
&
HAVE FUN COACHING OUT THERE
–
YOUR WAY!
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CONTACT INFORMATION
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• If you have questions, don’t hesitate to contact me via e-mail
at: mm@michaelmahlberg.com
• You can also ﬁnd me onTwitter as MMahlberg
• I blog on http://agile-aspects.michaelmahlberg.com
• My homepage is http://www.michaelmahlberg.de

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