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 ====== Coaches Values and Principles ====== ====== Coaches Values and Principles ======
  
-**__Note: Work in progress (a challenge to work this)__ **+<WRAP todo>Work in progress</WRAP>
  
 Since so much of agile and lean operates through values and principles, I decided to start working on some coaching values and principles. Since so much of agile and lean operates through values and principles, I decided to start working on some coaching values and principles.
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 ====== What Does an Agile Coach Do? ====== ====== What Does an Agile Coach Do? ======
  
-Teach:+Coaching is a mix of:
  
-  * Coaches provide formal and one-on-one agile training to any member of a delivery team. They craft industry knowledge to the context of an organization and team. They promote collaboration for diversity in thinking.+  * Growing skills, knowledge, and confidence using just-in-time teaching within the organization’s context 
 +  * Preparing people for ceremonies, meetings, etc.  
 +  * Practicing skills side-by-side (as appropriate)  
 +  * Providing fast feedback and facilitating change 
 +  * Providing training to fill gaps in knowledge 
 +  * Facilitation to improve information sharing and decision making
  
-Mentor+A coach must be prepared to:
  
-  * Coaches share previous professional experience in context. +  * Teach: Coaches provide formal and one-on-one agile training to any member of a delivery team. They craft industry knowledge to the context of an organization and team. They promote collaboration for diversity in thinking. 
- +  * Mentor: Coaches share previous professional experience in context. 
-Facilitate +  * Facilitate: Guide the teams and individuals through ceremonies. Usually low touch, letting them go through the works. 
- +  * Coach: At an individual level and at a team level. Help teams and individuals to achieve high performance by embracing Lean-Agile mindset and practices.
-  * Guide the teams and individuals through ceremonies. Usually low touch, letting them go through the works. +
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-Coach. +
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-  * At an individual level and at a team level. +
-  * Help teams and individuals to achieve high performance by embracing Lean-Agile mindset and practices.+
  
 Coaching Cycle Coaching Cycle
  
-Typical cycle of an agile coach is 6 months. The first three months are high engagement and last three are low engagement. Coaches start a client with a high engagement and cycle off with a decreasing engagement. Let's use the agile adoption curve.+Typical cycle of an agile coach is 6 months. The first three months are high engagement and last three are low engagement. Coaches start a client with a high engagement and cycle off with a decreasing engagement.
  
-We walk them through+We walk them through:
  
   * Peak of expectation   * Peak of expectation
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