The fun of agile, it's the "getting things done game"

I have recently read this presentation, i know, it's from the industry but it really has a lot to do with agile, especially at home. (you can skip some of the technical stuff).

I love the  idea it presents :  fun helps to get things done. Games are the ultimate fun tool (if designed to fit the customer needs).

Agile at home for kids and families is similar to a fun family game. It happens every evening. We have sticky notes, colors, moving stuff around the Taks board, discussing openly the rules and doing it as a family.

When thinking of it , when we apply the agile into the organization development teams , if its not fun , it will not work (at least not to optimum).

So , as I say most of the times… don’t forget to have fun while you are doing it.

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