Keynote: The science of timing - midpoints & endings

For midpoint, there would normally be an uh-oh effect, watch out.

being slightly behind [at halftime] significantly increases a team’s chance of winning.

So how to deal with midpoints:

1. be aware.
2. use midpoints to wake up rather than roll over.
3. Imagine you’re a little behind. (pretend to)

What endings do:

1. help us energize.
2. help us encode.
3. help us elevate.

Whole 5 takeways from keynote:

ScrumAlliance Trainer Retreat Update

This is my first trainer retreat, and I am very glad to see many new friends and old friends here.

Julie is the facilitator today, and I appreciated her professional facilitation, we are on time to complete the open space.

In the beginning, we reviewed the community purpose as following:

And then Howard shared the Scrum Alliance new vision as 4C: