What an Agile Coach Does
The agile coach performs many activities when working with a transition. The table below lists the most common activities. Junior coaches would be responsible for a subset of these activities.
Category |
Coaching practices include… |
Consulting and deliverables |
Supporting the transition team with presentations to executives, management, and teams Working with trainers to customize courses for the client’s context Adapting the Disciplined Agile tool kit to the context Introducing the Disciplined Agile Browser to the context Defining / refining the agile glossary Helping the organization learn to write definitions of value for features Refining the coaching statement of work |
Transition |
Supporting the transition team to execute the agile roadmap and transition plan Supporting the transition team through the Inception Phase Moving the agile implementation plan forward Adapting the transition based on agile proficiency assessments Developing the organizational model, job descriptions for the roles, and definitions of standard work by role Supporting tactical scaling of agility |
Sponsors and leaders |
Managing the actionable issues list, including:
Organizing and facilitating working sessions |
Project management |
Facilitating the team to decompose requirements into capabilities, MBIs, features, stories, and tasks. Refining templates Creating artifacts Visual controls Facilitating pilot projects, attending to
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Reporting |
Progress reporting Pilots Agile rollout Self-sufficiency |
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