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禅道·中國行【廣州站】報名開啓！一起“玩轉”敏捷組織管理

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发布：sheruolan 于 2022-08-23 15:55:41

最后编辑：敏捷開發于 2022-08-23 16:25:31

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摘要：9月4日，禅道·中國行【廣州站】來了！邀您一起“玩轉”敏捷組織管理。

9月4日，禅道·中國行【廣州站】來了！本站禅道·中國行，我們以團隊中非常重要，但也容易出現問題的“敏捷組織管理”爲專場主題。

在遊戲互動中帶你体验在敏捷项目过程中遇到的一系列问题，分享专业的敏捷实践知识，幫助团队理清项目困境，找到最有效的項目管理解决方案！

參加此次工作坊，您將收獲：

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9月4日，一起在妙趣横生的游戏互动中，找到团队最有效的項目管理解决方案吧！

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活動詳情

【活動時間】2022年9月4日 14:00-17:30

【活動地址】廣東省廣州市天河區華穗路406號保利克洛維中景B座5樓及象咖啡（克洛維Office店）

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工作坊

《Scrum敏捷工作坊》

新組建的團隊如何高效協作？團隊效率何以一次次提高？怎麽達到效率和質量的平衡？

在充滿趣味性與體驗性的工作坊中，通過遊戲中的團隊合作、叠代優化，熟悉敏捷中持續改進、擁抱變化、提升效率的可持續工作，感知敏捷原則和Scrum框架並學以致用，直接在工作中落地踐行，解決在敏捷項目過程中遇到的一些列問題，因地制宜設計出自己的自組織團隊，打造高效敏捷文化！

【嘉賓：晏瑞宇】

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【嘉賓：鄭喬尹】

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讓我們在快樂好玩的互動遊戲中，沖破團隊協作問題的束縛。一起“玩轉”團隊敏捷管理，“high”起來！

欢迎广州的小伙伴们报名参与及积极探讨，一起共创出【廣州站】不一样的精彩！也期待更多的小伙伴们加入禅道·中国行，分享你的项目心得、见解，或者在禅道·中国行寻觅你问题的答案。

9月4日，我們在廣州等待你的加入和共創！

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