The benefits of ensemble programming for remote teams
Session type:
Case Study
Presented by:
David Legge
Redgate
Oli Wennell
Redgate
Session time:
29 Jun 15:00 — 16:00
Session duration:
60 minutes
About the session
The danger of remote work is that individuals will just become silos and won't interact, so won't really be a Team, let alone be a High-Performing one.
How do you ensure your Team works as a 'team' when working remote? And that it doesn't just become a group of individuals who happen to be working on the same thing?
Rather than just hoping, this talk explores the deliberate practices a team can use to make sure the team is greater than the sum of its parts; as well as intangibles such as maintaining a culture, and coherent organisation.
Following on from previous sessions on Mob Programming - now being referred to as Ensemble Programming - by both speakers, where co-located teams were the norm, this session addresses the specific scenario of going remote.
Themes: Teams, Mob Programming, Ensemble Programming, Agile Teams, Culture, Effective, Remote