As seen here on Amazon I printed these cards ten years ago to support a client who trained 15,000+ people a year.
They wanted folk to collaborate and share their understanding using "planning poker" and I designed these to support those conversations. Sometimes that works and an estimating game helps people surface the assumptions and clarify the most valuable outcome for upcoming work.
I have a few hundred decks remaining and am happy to share them for the price of postage - up to 4 decks per order (as that's the size of a padded A4 envelope).
Just send me a message via the contact page.
Another true story about the art of Agile Estimation About 14 months ago, I wrote this story card: We should sell estimation cards online, to offset the cost of producing them We gave it an estimate of 50 points as it seemed “do-able”, but no-one was exactly sure “how” to do it. Amazon was a […]
Ever wondered why managers struggle to overcome resistance to change? Why institutions consistently talk about improvement but cannot increase operational efficiency? And why do some sectors perform so badly when compared with others? Tensions Management is a better way to overcome resistance to change, as it addresses social and technical factors simultaneously. Dr Russ Lewis […]
After almost two years of frustratingly slow progress, the DevOps transformation leaders at MIB (Massive Investment Bank, whose name is interesting but not important) are re-evaluating their choice of key performance indicators (KPIs). They’ve been using just two Agile metrics to measure DevOps progress, the number of releases made per month and the number of […]
