David Laribee's Leading Lean/Agile Teams (ARCHITECT-01-02)
CODE: ARCHITECT-01-02 DURATION: 2 DAY/S
Successful product teams need a generalist who can help teams come together and
perform - a leader who can bring a holistic toolkit to the whole team, customer and
programmer alike. In this two day workshop, attendees will be introduced to a series of
collaborative practices that ensure user-centered products, lightweight, useful processes
and technical excellence. This course is appropriate for developers, technical leads,
architects and coaches.
LEARN HOW TO:
Build a real team, not just a collection of co-workers
Coach people towards involvement and creativity
Center your product directly on your intended users
David Laribee coaches the product development team at VersionOne. He has over a dozen years experience designing and developing enterprise applications and coaching Lean/Agile teams.
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
"The course was exactly what I expected and wanted. Great value. David is an excellent presenter and the material & hands-on exercises made for a valuable two days. Would recommend it."
Course Delegate
Dec 2009
"The course did a good job of covering various topics around the agile way of doing things and put it in perspective."
Course Delegate
Dec 2009
"Lots of simple-to-apply techniques giving a very powerful way to break down the problem space and manage the process & people in the team."
Course Delegate
Dec 2009
IS THIS COURSE FOR YOU?
If you are an aspiring or existing technical lead, senior developer, coach or architect, and you want to learn actionable techniques and tools for leading your team toward greater throughput and technical excellence, this is the course for you!
COURSE PREREQUISITES
Attendees to this course should have a basic understanding of agile to gain the maximum benefit from this course. In addition experience of working in a team context would be a distinct advantage.
COURSE LABS & EXERCISES
During this very intensive workshop, we'll engage in a diverse array of discussions, exercises and summary talks.
