Agile Kids
It’s probably time I gave a brief explanation about Kanban mainly, and how it translates to an effective family communication system that helps us get things done . I’ll keep it short, OK? Kanban is a Lean manufacturing tool, aiming to lower costs in high production environments. "Kan-Ban" is Japanese for signal card, that had all… Continue reading What is a homemade Agile (Kanban&Scrum) system?
I met Efi, an old friend working in the hi-tech industry, and an experienced father of Ben, 8, and Lucy, 4, a while ago n a one of the Agile practices conferences. He turned to me over lunch, and asked me to advise him about problems he was having with getting his son to tidy… Continue reading How Agile helped a father get his kid to tidy the room
For my first post of the year I thought I’d deviate marginally off-topic and tell you about my Christmas (=Summer! for those in the Northern Hemisphere, poor dears…) holidays here in New Zealand, which were my “best ever” – for the following reason: I brought work home with me (sort of) and used Agile planning… Continue reading How to have the best family summer break ever: Agile holiday sprint planning
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Using scrum techniques with kids and families is a wonderful and easy thing to do Empower your children without losing your parental authority, through a collection of practical actions. Being able to adapt your family to modern life changes and pase. The methods are effective at teaching values and respect to others, and applies to… Continue reading ?How to use Scrum with kids and family