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/2017-basd](https://schmonz.com/talk/2017-basd/) ] --- template: titleslide # The Care and Feeding of T-Shaped People
## Amitai Schleier & Ryan Ripley ### Big Apple Scrum Day ### 2017/05/01 ??? 1. Press 'C' to clone and move it to projector 2. Press 'P' to show these here presenter notes ### 45 minutes Do we value "T-shaped" people who combine breadth with one area of depth? Then we value "paint-drip" people who grow and change. Come hear stories of professional growth through the lens of Kent Beck's powerful metaphor, learn ways to encourage others to broaden and deepen, and practice on yourself. Maybe you're a project manager who knows your tracking tool inside and out, but doesn't totally understand what developers' work is like. Maybe you're a developer who glides gracefully through your IDE, but doesn't grok how the PM stays busy all day. Probably neither of these reductive examples captures your unique self. Good! So how did you come to be in your current role, knowing what you know so far? What might you like to learn next? Ryan and Amitai's experience as developers, managers, and now coaches seems to agree with [Kent Beck's "Paint Drip Person" metaphor](https://www.facebook.com/notes/kent-beck/paint-drip-people/1226700000696195/), which suggests that continued professional satisfaction and growth comes not only from seeking deeper understanding within our original specializations, but also by deliberately broadening our skills and following our curiosity (or heeding its absence). We'll draw on our experiences to kick-start your thinking about which brush you're using, which color, and where your paint is picking up speed. You'll leave with energy and clarity for the next step in your personal Agile journey. --- layout: false template: footnotelinks .right-column[ # Code of Conduct ## [bigapplescrumday.org
/anti-harassment-policy](http://www.bigapplescrumday.org/anti-harassment-policy) ] --- .right-column[ # Why have a CoC? ## [bigapplescrumday.org
/anti-harassment-policy](http://www.bigapplescrumday.org/anti-harassment-policy) **Not** to prevent behavior we don't like -- nothing can -- but To remind ourselves, when we see some, how _we'll_ want to behave. ] -- .right-column[ ### Why do we test-drive code? It's a cognitive aid: Declaring our intentions helps us live up to them. ] --- .right-column[ # Specification By Example ## [bigapplescrumday.org
/anti-harassment-policy](http://www.bigapplescrumday.org/anti-harassment-policy) ### Key features 1. "Harassment includes, but is not limited to..." 2. "We expect participants to..." 3. "If a participant engages in harassing behavior..." ### Homework Build shared understanding: Find a pair and write a few Gherkin examples for this Code of Conduct. (Extra credit: Figure out how to automate them.) ] --- .right-column[
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] --- .right-column[ # Get These Slides ##
schmonz.com/talk
/2017-basd
] --- .right-column[ # Q1: How do we get a developer to try something new? ] --- .right-column[ # Q2: How do you know if you've stopped growing? ] --- .right-column[ # Q3: How do you convince management to agree with you? ] --- .right-column[ # Q4: Is there a stigma against T-shaped people when it comes to hiring? ] --- .right-column[ # Q5: How do you choose a subject to go in depth on? ] --- .right-column[ # Q6: How do you optimize your paint-brush-ed-ness? ] --- .right-column[ # Q7: How do you get team members to share knowledge? ] --- .right-column[ # Q8: How deep to go before it's just self-serving? ] --- .right-column[ # Q9: How do you get a whole team to work on something that's new to all of them? ] --- .right-column[ # Q10: How do you convince people wide is as important as deep? ] --- .right-column[ # Q11: How do you persuade someone to be on a team when they're not bought in? ] --- .right-column[ # Q12: Who decides what people will go deep on? ] --- .right-column[ # Q13: Is there still a role for job titles? ] --- .right-column[ # Q14: How do we incorporate learning into a project? ] --- .right-column[ # Q15: What to do when people don't appreciate T-ness? ] --- .right-column[ # Q16: How to market oneself with T-shaped skills? ] --- .right-column[ # [Retrospective may go here] - ... ] --- .right-column[ # Rate This Session (expected)
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] --- .right-column[ # Agile for Humans ## [agileforhumans.com](http://agileforhumans.com) > Agile for Humans is a weekly podcast dedicated to the individuals and > interactions that make agile work. My goal is to help you create safe > and collaborative working environments where people are empowered to > do their best work.
] --- .right-column[ # Agile in 3 Minutes ##
agilein3minut.es
> "Before Agile in 3 Minutes, I couldn't get my team to have a > conversation about important topics. Now I have to timebox it."
] --- .right-column[ # Agile in 3 Minutes: The Book ## [leanpub.com/agilein3minutes
/c/basd17](https://leanpub.com/agilein3minutes/c/basd17) The simplest _essays_ that could possibly work. $4 today! ] --- .right-column[ # Let's Keep Going ##
schmonz.com/coach
Does your company deliver valuable software? Maybe Amitai can help. Consulting, coaching, training. ] --- template: titleslide # The Care and Feeding of T-Shaped People
## Amitai Schleier & Ryan Ripley ### [schmonz.com](https://schmonz.com) & [ryanripley.com](http://ryanripley.com)