
Are you new to Agile, or are you coaching an organization that's attempting a transformation? While there are tons of resources that teach you how to be Agile, we highlight how NOT to be Agile via Antipatterns - common practices that at first seem alluring, or even helpful, but which in practice are an impediment.
Get started by submitting an Antipattern above. Teaching a course? Hand out decks of our antipattern cards to your next ScrumMaster course during Q&A and let students answer questions for each other by holding up the appropriate card when they recognize an antipattern. Facilitate the conversation about the antipattern, and let your class teach itself!

What's "Go Fish"?
While implementing Scrum, perhaps you've noticed that people stick to their old patterns and try to label them as "Scrum". They attempt to play this new game of Scrum, while sticking to their old games. It's very hard to play chess while your opponent is insisting on playing Go Fish.

The Cards
We're currently a few cards short of a deck (take that however you wish ;), but we'll have decks to order, or PDFs to print, shortly. Promise.


The Book
What will become of all these antipatterns? They're being compiled into a book, with each chapter based on a specific antipattern, with common examples, and the antidote to the antipattern.
Stay tuned! Email us if you'd want to get involved or to be notified when the book is in print.