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Your Team Looks Slow. Where Do You Look First?

WhenTue, Nov 10, 12:00 PMStarts in 11 days📅 Add to calendarWhereHostThe Job Hackers Agile MeetupCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Your Team Looks Slow. Where Do You Look First? - Rescheduled Your manager tells you delivery is too slow. Where do you look first? It’s tempting to look at velocity, ask whether the team needs more capacity, or start looking for ways to make people work faster. But before changing anything, you need to understand what is actually happening in the delivery system. In this session, we’ll investigate a real example from a delivery team at an insurance company. You’ll see the same delivery data the team had and decide for yourself where you would investigate first. Then we’ll reveal where the time was actually going, what the team discovered, what they changed, and what happened when they measured again. Along the way, I’ll show you a simple process you can use with your own team. You'll leave with: · You’ll learn how to use the data you already have to ask better questions, find where work is getting stuck and decide what to investigate before jumping to a solution. · Everyone who attends will also get free access to Nave with sample data so you can continue exploring the charts and practicing after the session.

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