Top 5 Signs of becoming an Agilist
Bobbie Shrivastav, MBA, PMP, PMI-ACP, CSM
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Bobbie Shrivastav, MBA, PMP, PMI-ACP, CSM
Award Winning Tech Founder and Innovator. Author, Angel Investor & Serial Entrepreneur. Host of Insurance Sync Podcast. Speaker/Thought Leader of #futureofinsurance #claims #digitaltransformation. Global Advisor & Mentor
Top 5 signs that you are becoming an Agilist:
- You use the following language with your significant other to discuss decisions: Must Have, Should Have, Nice to Have
- You have a personal Kanban board for prioritizing your non-work related activities
- You carry sticky notes and markers everywhere in case you get the urge to write and stick
- You often use the word backlog and impediment to discuss the amount of "stuff" you need to get done or if you are getting "blocked"
- Dot voting is your favorite exercise to do with others to help focus on what is important
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8 年Number 4 is so try for me. I call everything a backlog now a days. I have a Scrum board at home with my 8 year old son. And if things are not on the backlog, he thinks it should not be done.
VP of Data Engineering, MDM and solutions architecture
8 年Funny and true.
husband / father / grandfather / knowledge seeker / hiker / explorer / photographer / wanderer / scrum master / agile coach / IT consultant
8 年"Backlog" sounds so much better than the "honey do" list.
husband / father / grandfather / knowledge seeker / hiker / explorer / photographer / wanderer / scrum master / agile coach / IT consultant
8 年You commonly refer to your significant other as "product owner".
husband / father / grandfather / knowledge seeker / hiker / explorer / photographer / wanderer / scrum master / agile coach / IT consultant
8 年Cross functional means you know how to do dishes too.