How to be a high performing distributed agile team

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Lisette Sutherland

Simple tools and techniques to work online as if you are in an office together.

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How to be a
high-performing
distributed agile team
Simple tips & tools to work online as if you
were in the office together
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
You are agile
practitioners…
many HAVE TO
work with
distributed
teams

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
You’ve heard
that teams
have to be face-
to-face to be
agile.
Can we be
eface-to-eface?

A lot has
happened
since 2001.
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

How to be a high performing
distributed agile team
Make communicating easy
Agree on how to work together
Work out loud
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
People think they want to be
co-located.
What they really want is high
bandwidth communication.

Make
communicating
easy
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
Question
Rate the internet
connection where
you work most often
on a scale of 1-10
(10 = awesome)

Minimize
background
noise
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
Question
I don’t turn on my
video when talking
to colleagues
because
I feel shy I just don’t like
video
I’m in my
“casual” clothes
A B C
D EThere are
distracting things
in my background
I want to
multitask without
others knowing
Other
D E F

Define normal
behavior
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

Work
out loud
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

KUB
I
BEAM PRO
@lightling #remotesuperpowers

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
TOP 3
TIPS

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
360 degree,
continuous,
peer to peer
feedback

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
Schedule unstructured time together

@lightling #remotesuperpowers
www.collaborationsuperpowers.com

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How to be a high performing distributed agile team

1. How to be a high-performing distributed agile team Simple tips & tools to work online as if you were in the office together @lightling #remotesuperpowers

2. @lightling #remotesuperpowers You are agile practitioners… many HAVE TO work with distributed teams

3. @lightling #remotesuperpowers You’ve heard that teams have to be face- to-face to be agile. Can we be eface-to-eface?

4. @lightling #remotesuperpowers 2001

5. @lightling #remotesuperpowers 2001

6. @lightling #remotesuperpowers 2001

7. @lightling #remotesuperpowers 2001

8. A lot has happened since 2001. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

9. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

10. How to be a high performing distributed agile team Make communicating easy Agree on how to work together Work out loud @lightling #remotesuperpowers

11. @lightling #remotesuperpowers People think they want to be co-located. What they really want is high bandwidth communication.

12. Make communicating easy @lightling #remotesuperpowers

13. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

14. @lightling #remotesuperpowers Question Rate the internet connection where you work most often on a scale of 1-10 (10 = awesome)

15. Minimize background noise @lightling #remotesuperpowers

16. @lightling #remotesuperpowers Use video

17. @lightling #remotesuperpowers Question I don’t turn on my video when talking to colleagues because I feel shy I just don’t like video I’m in my “casual” clothes A B C D EThere are distracting things in my background I want to multitask without others knowing Other D E F

18. Define normal behavior @lightling #remotesuperpowers

19. Work out loud @lightling #remotesuperpowers

20. @lightling #remotesuperpowers Sococo

21. eteoBoard team collaboration

22. Global Logic Virtual One Room

23. KUB I BEAM PRO @lightling #remotesuperpowers

24. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

25. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

26. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

27. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

28. @lightling #remotesuperpowers

29. How to be a high performing distributed agile team Make communicating easy Agree on how to work together Work out loud @lightling #remotesuperpowers

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