Retromat: Agile Values Cheer Up (#90)

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Agile Values Cheer Up (#90)

Remind each other of agile values you displayed
Source: Jesus Mendez

Draw 4 large bubbles and write one of the agile core values into each:

Individuals and their interactions
Delivering working software
Customer collaboration
Responding to change

Ask participants to write down instances when their colleagues have displayed one of the values - 1 cheerful sticky note per example. In turn, let everyone post their note in the corresponding bubble and read them out loud. Rejoice in how you embody agile core values :)

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