TEAMHEALTH FLASH CARDS Quick glance cards to help you answer the TeamHealth assessment questions! Copyright© Agile Transformation Inc 1.

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TEAMHEALTH FLASH CARDS Quick glance cards to help you answer the TeamHealth assessment questions! Copyright© Agile Transformation Inc 1

Vision Vision & Purpose I totally understand the purpose of our team and can articulate it. I know our customers well. No one, including me, knows what we’re doing, why we’re doing it, or who our real customer is! CLARITY Vision Measure for Success We’re clear on how our success is being measured (definition of done, ROI, MVP, date, etc.). No clue. Maybe the PO knows this, but we haven’t talked about this as a team. CLARITY Planning Roadmap We have clarity on our deliverables over the next few quarters. We even see our roadmap visibly! No idea. The PO might know this, but we haven’t talked about this as a team. CLARITY Planning Release Plan We have clarity on our deliverables over the next few iterations/ months. We even see our release plan visibly/ electronically! We don’t plan that far out. We just know what we’re working on now. CLARITY Planning Iteration Plan We have clarity on our deliverables over the next few weeks. We review the stories every day on our physical/ electronic wall. We’re going day-by- day and don’t even have a weekly plan. CLARITY Roles Role I understand my role and what is expected of me. I have clarity on my team members’ roles as well. I’m not really sure what my role is. I think many others are in the same boat. CLARITY Roles Generalizing Specialist We understand and practice being “generalizing specialists” and helping each other as needed. We do this well! We’re still stuck in “not-my-task” and role specialization. CLARITY

Confidence Product Owner As a PO, I have high confidence in this team’s ability to meet our current goals. As a PO, I am very concerned about my team’s ability to meet our current goals. PERFORMANCE Confidence Team As a team member, I have high confidence in our ability to meet our current goals. I feel we’re heading in the right direction. As a team member, I am seriously concerned about our ability to meet our goals. Confidence Stakeholders As a stakeholder, I feel confident in this team’s ability to meet the current goals. As a stakeholder, I am concerned about this team’s ability to meet the current goals. Measurement Predictable Velocity For the past several iterations, our “target points” vs “actual” are within 10% variance. (Example: 90pts out of 100 are done.) Sounds great, but we don’t even track velocity right now. PERFORMANCE Measurement Time to Market We deliver business value to our PO as frequently as they desire. (Ex: production releases) Our PO feels that we are very slow to deliver value and we always hear “it takes too long.” PERFORMANCE Measurement Value Delivered Our PO shares the business value with us, assigns metrics to it, and measures it post-release! We got this ROI thing covered! Yeah, that would be awesome, but none of that is really happening. PERFORMANCE Measurement Quality We have very little to no quality and rework issues that escape our team. We have a ton of quality/rework issues and they are holding us back and frustrating the customer. PERFORMANCE Measurement Response to Change Our team is pretty good at responding to business changes while our PO is great at keeping us focused within an iteration. Nope, we’re flying by the seat of our pants OR we have a THICK red tape process for any changes  PERFORMANCE

Team Facilitator Effective Facilitation Our team facilitator is very effective at preparing, scheduling, and executing our Agile meetings in an efficient and collaborative manner. We don’t have someone doing this OR s/he doesn’t do this well yet. LEADERSHIP Team Facilitator Servant Leadership Our team facilitator demonstrates the traits of a Servant Leader and “walks the walk.” We don’t have someone doing this OR they lead using more of a controlling/directive style. Team Facilitator Impediment Mgmt. Our team facilitator manages impediments effectively (within our team and across teams). We get stuck a lot with many issues that are beyond our control. Solution Lead Servant Leadership Our solution lead(s) aim(s) to help our team grow our skills through mentoring, pairing and leading solution design sessions. We don’t get much mentoring, everyone is on their own to sink or swim. LEADERSHIP Solution Lead Technical Leadership Our solution lead(s) provide(s) the technical vision and guidance we need. They stay engaged and plan ahead. We run into technical issues and don’t have the skills to solve them.. We lack technical vision. LEADERSHIP Product Owner Engagement Our PO is engaged with the team and is available to answer questions and give feedback. They engage the sponsors and stakeholders effectively. Our PO is very busy so we have one or many proxies playing their role. LEADERSHIP Product Owner Backlog Mgmt. Our PO is effective at keeping the backlog groomed and ranked. We have good acceptance criteria for our stories. We have no clear backlog, no release plan, and no clear acceptance criteria. LEADERSHIP Product Owner Leadership Our PO is effectively leading us towards the desired vision and maximizing the value we deliver. We get work done, but don’t get feedback if we’re on the right track or not to meet the vision. LEADERSHIP

Manager Servant Leadership My manager demonstrates the traits of a Servant Leader and “walks the walk.” My manager leads using more of a controlling/directive style. LEADERSHIP Manager People Development My manager cares about me and my career growth. S/he helps me develop my skills and coaches me. I hardly see my manager. When I do, it’s very task- focused. Not much coaching going on. Manager Process Improvement My manager is a change agent who is effective at improving processes. Making things better is a priority for him/her. My manager still manages tasks and puts out fires so s/he doesn’t have time to lead process improvements. Team Dynamics Happiness I enjoy working with this team. I’m happy being here. I wish I worked somewhere else! CULTURE Team Dynamics Collaboration We collaborate very effectively as a team through frequent face-to-face (or video) working sessions. Our team communicates via s mostly. When we meet, it’s rough! CULTURE Team Dynamics Trust and Respect My opinion matters and I feel respected. We have a healthy relationship and can speak openly and honestly with each other. I don’t feel my opinion matters. I don’t feel safe to speak openly. CULTURE Team Dynamics Creativity Our team is encouraged to be creative and think outside the box to find solutions. We don’t have time to be creative OR creativity is not really encouraged around here. CULTURE Team Dynamics Accountability Our team members do what they say they’ll do. We hold each other accountable for this. I feel some of us drop the ball or don’t own things to completion. We don’t speak up about this. CULTURE LEADERSHIP

Agility Sustainable Pace Our team is working at a sustainable pace with minor overtime. We have a healthy work/life balance. Our team is burning out and very stressed. We can’t continue to work at this pace. FOUNDATION Agility Self Organization Our team is empowered to define ‘how’ to deliver on our PO’s vision. We’ve also defined clear team norms and expectations. Our team needs to frequently ask our boss/ leader for direction or approval. Agility Technical Excellence Our team follows engineering best practices and has automated building, testing, integration and deployment tasks. We have the right tools to succeed. Engineering best practices? Automation? No one has time for that! Agility Planning & Estimating Our team is pretty effective at planning our work (breaking epics down, sizing, planning ahead, etc.). We struggle with breaking down epics and sizing OR we “fly by the seat of our pants.” FOUNDATION Agility Effective Meetings Our core Agile meetings run pretty efficiently. We get good value from each one. We dread going to our Agile meetings. They don’t add value at all! FOUNDATION Structure Size & Skills Our team has the right size and the right skills to deliver on our PO’s vision. We don’t have the right people/skills to deliver our goals OR our team is too large/small. FOUNDATION Structure Allocation & Stability Our core team is dedicated to the team and our team is stable with little resource shifting. Many team members are multi-tasking across other teams and priorities. People are moved in/out frequently. FOUNDATION Structure Environment Our team has an effective collaboration workspace to meet and work together face-to-face (or virtually). Not really, we’re all in our own cubes with limited collaboration space. OR we’re distributed and our collaboration isn’t effective. FOUNDATION