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2. Addressing Disengagement:
How to Run a Value-Driven Virtual SAFe
Problem-Solving Workshop
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3. OUR SPEAKER
RITA EMMONS, Agile Transformation Consultant, Cprime
• 20+ years of experience in the SDLC, Agile software development,
product agility, and business agility
• Evangelist of Lean-Agile principles and methods, working with all
levels of the Enterprise
• Winner of the 2017 Polaris Award, a regional Client-nominated
award given to a Professional recognized as a North Star for Agile
values and principles
• Has coached Agile and Digital transformations in a variety of
industries including retail, insurance, energy, oil & gas, and
healthcare
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4. OUR SPEAKER
ANTHONY CRAIN, Agile Transformation Consultant, Cprime
• A business agility, lean portfolio, and enterprise agile
transformation consultant focused on culture changing
techniques to create high performing teams
• 20+ years of experience in organizational change consulting
• Has led some of Cprime's largest scaled agile transformations
• Highly rated speaker who has been a speaker/keynote to
thousands at conferences such as ADC EAST, ADC West, Path to
Agility, IEEE, IBM Interconnect, Rational European Innovate, etc.
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AGENDA
01
RECOMMENDED PREP WORK AND REMOTE
GUIDANCE
02
WALK THROUGH OF A VIRTUAL PROBLEM-SOLVING
WORKSHOP
03 ACTING UPON THE WORKSHOP OUTCOMES
04 CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION / Q&A
7. • What is zoom fatigue?
• What are some causes?
• We’re zooming all day every day
• Cognitive scaffolding
• Virtual orientation is taxing
• Looking at yourself (or being looked at) is stressful
• Hyper self-awareness – mannerisms, tells
• How can you mitigate?
• Extend the timebox for ‘buffer’ time – agree to no zoom or tech free 30 min bookends
• Incorporate regular breaks – 7 minutes every hour (be merciless to take them)
• Encourage to walk away – don’t use your computer – full screen clock
• Common backgrounds (a common ART background, team background)
ZOOM FATIGUE
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8. • Create a pre-read if you split the problem-solving workshop from PI Demo
System and Quantitative Measures
• Remember the lanyards we had during in person PI Planning? Make virtual
badges of who people are
• Rename – 1-Rita Emmons-PO
• Stylized background for roles / teams / ART level
• Arrive early to test audio and video
VIRTUAL CONSTRAINTS
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9. • Mural setup:
• Teams add team number to each post-it to
distinguish each table's work.
• What went well board
• Top Issues board 3 areas
• Issues (Not Ideas)
• Top 4 issues
• Restated issues
• 4 fishbone diagrams
• Zoom setup:
• 4 issues, 4 facilitators, 4 personal zoom links
• Use personal zoom so we can come and go with a single link if possible.
• Drop 4 links into the mural by the issue they are working on.
• MS Teams setup:
• Borrow existing Team Channels and use Channel Meet
• Create pre-populated breakout roster OR use free zoom to autogenerate breakout rooms
• Break out rooms currently planned for Oct 2020 in MS Teams
VIRTUAL TOOLS
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10. Step By Step Walk Through Of A Virtual
Problem-Solving Workshop
11. TIMEBOX – 120 MIN (100 PLAN, 20 VARIABILITY)
1. 10 min: Results from Last Time
2. 5 min: What went well
3. 5 min: What went well readout
4. 5 min: Find your table’s top issue
5. 15 min: Readout: Top issue per table
6. 10 min: Dot Vote, Break and Find the ART’s top 3-4 issues
7. 20 min: Find the Biggest Root Cause and Restate Your Problem
8. 20 min: Brainstorm solutions and define actions
9. 10 min: Identify improvement backlog items
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12. 1/8: RESULTS FROM LAST TIME – 10 MIN
• Summary of what we did due to last time’s PSW
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13. 2/8: WHAT WENT WELL? – 10 MIN
• What went well (5 min)
• In your breakout group, identify what went well on a post-it
• Share your thoughts with each other
• Pick a single favorite to share with the ART
• Readout (5 min)
• Option 1: Less than 25 ideas: Read them out in 5 minutes
• Option 2: Way too many to read in 5 minutes
• Everyone raise hands virtually
• Read one group’s favorite observation
• If your favorite observation is like the group that just read, lower your hands
• Proceed until done or bored with the process
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14. 3/8: FIND YOUR GROUP’S TOP ISSUE – 5 MIN
• Identify one ART issue in your group using an “all voices” technique
• Example: everyone writes ideas, dot vote 1/3rd the total to find the winner
• NOTE! ISSUES NOT IDEAS
• “The RTE needs to come to our stand-up meetings” – Bad. Idea, not an issue.
• “We don’t get enough time with the RTE” – Good! Issue.
• NOTE! CLEAN SIMPLE ISSUE ON A POST-IT NOTE
• Failure to keep the issue clear will reduce the votes you attract
• It will also cause the readout to take longer
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15. 4/8: READOUT: TOP ISSUE PER GROUP – 15 MIN
• Share your group’s top issue
• For the ideas that didn’t make the “group top-1”
• Please make sure they are clear and add a contact name to the post-it note
• No name means if we don’t understand it, we will have to toss it L
• The ART Trio will reference these for possible resolution as well
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16. 5/8: DOT VOTE, BREAK, TOP 4 ISSUES – 10 MIN
• Dot vote on the winners to select the top four
• Take a break while everyone votes
• Tally the votes to find the four winners during the
break
• After the break
• Identify a facilitator for each idea and bring the
post-its to a fishbone
• Break into four groups based on interest in the
issues
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17. 6/8: FIND BIGGEST ROOT CAUSE TO RESTATE PROBLEM – 20 MIN
• Use your new group’s fishbone – five whys
• Complete the left side: steps 1-4 in 20 minutes
1: Original Problem
2: Root Cause Analysis (people, process, tools, environment, etc)
3: Biggest Root Cause (dot vote or discussion)
4: Restate the problem
• Reserve 3 minutes (of the 20-minute timebox)
• Well formed problem: what, when, where, impact
• Return to the main room when you have your restated problem
• Readout: Share the original problem and your restated problem
• Change which group you want to re-join based on interest in the restated problem
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18. 7/8. BRAINSTORM SOLUTIONS – 20 MIN
• Use your same or new group’s fishbone to brainstorm solutions
• Continue down the right side of your hanging fishbone diagram
• Complete steps 5, 6:
5: Brainstorm solutions
• Use a power-of-all-voices technique
• Post it notes, dot votes, etc
6: Identify the Action(s) for the next PI
• Bad: improve requirements
• Better: hold story refinement meetings with both the PO and PM every Wednesday
at 2p
• Better: schedule a collaboration with our coach on how other companies clarify
requirements in an agile manner
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19. 8/8: CONVERT TO ART BACKLOG ITEMS – 10 MIN
• Categorize your action as a task, story or feature. Typically an enabler.
• If feature:
• Description
• Benefit hypothesis
• Acceptance criteria
• If story:
• A user can or As a <role> I want to <goal> so that I can <reason>
• Acceptance criteria
• If task: just give it a clear description
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20. FINAL STEP: PUT IT INTO YOUR AGILE TOOL!
• Don’t let us lose these valuable ideas.
Ensure they go into our agile management
tool.
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21. KEY TAKEAWAYS
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• Up to 125 people are counting on you – do your prep work
• Keep in mind zoom tricks such as virtual badges
• If you don’t create ART backlog items, you may as well skip
the problem-solving workshop
• Keep tight timeboxes with a visible timer
• Dedicate at least 30 minutes to crafting the solution
strategy
22. KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING…
• CONNECT:
• Rita Emmons: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritaemmons-agilecoach/
• Anthony Crain: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyrc/
• Check out Cprime upcoming webinars, read our blog, download whitepapers/case
studies & more:
• www.cprime.com/resources
• Share with us what topics you are interested in, ask us questions or give us feedback!
• learn@cprime.com
• Follow us on Social Media, share in the conversation & keep updated on thought
leadership, events & more.
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