Agile Day 3: Deep dive into 4 Agile Values 

"We are uncovering better ways of developing

software by doing it and helping others do it.

Through this work we have come to value:"

Source - https://agilemanifesto.org/ 

WHO

Anyone and everyone who is involved in making or delivering products or services, especially in a competitive and changing market. Includes developers, testers, designers, analysts, managers, customers, and users. Learning agile values can make your work more effective, efficient, and enjoyable while you deliver the right value that meets the needs and expectations of its customers and users. 

Demonstrate

• If you want to be part of an agile team, you may get asked about the values or principles in an interview. You need to understand what they mean to you and how you use them.

• If you are working on product development, you can use any tool to rate yourself or your team on the values. You may use the results to improve your work.

• If you want to learn more about agile values, you can read or listen to sources that explain them. You should join groups where you can talk and learn with other agile people. You can also play games or do activities to practice the values.

• If you want to compare agile values with other values, you can use a tool to map them on a spectrum or a matrix. You may use the original agile manifesto to see how your values match with your organization or your customers.

• If you want to teach agile values to others, you can use my learning plan to create your own stories or scenarios that illustrate the values. You may use my assessments to generate questions or challenges that test the understanding of the values.