Archive of Tag 'teams'


The Role Charter: What Your Team Needs Before It Touches An AI Tool

Posted by Jeff Hayes on April 26, 2026 in Leadership in Complexity


Something predictable happens when organizations introduce AI tools to a team. A portion of the group resists – hard. Another portion embraces – completely. Both responses feel decisive. Neither is. The resistant…

Documents laid out on a quiet workspace overlooking clouds - representing the deliberate preparation required before a team deploys AI tools

Developers’ Performance: Communication Skills

Posted by Jeff Hayes on November 29, 2022 in Agile


You may have noticed that I no longer refer to the development team, or Dev Team, in the title of this series and this is for a good reason. Ken Schwaber and…

High performing teams require excellent communication skills

Dev Team Performance: Team Composition

Posted by Jeff Hayes on July 6, 2020 in Agile


The last two articles focused on Scrum team performance as a whole and rudimentary skills for dev team performance, the first of three requirements of a development team to help it achieve…

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Dev Team Performance: Rudimentary Skills

Posted by Jeff Hayes on May 8, 2020 in Agile


Before we get back to our discussion on Scrum team performance, let’s take a look at a real world example of how agile works versus how waterfall works (or doesn’t). Coronavirus and…

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Scrum Team Performance: Overview

Posted by Jeff Hayes on March 6, 2020 in Agile


Who benefits from a Scrum team that is formed with a clear understanding of the rules, roles, events and artifacts of Scrum, accelerates its productivity in the short term, and continues to…

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