Agile Finland Coaching Circle - intro
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The document describes an Agile consulting and coaching circle that meets monthly for 2.5 hours. Each gathering includes a 20 minute peer coaching session where one person receives feedback, a topic introduction and discussion, and a retrospective and backlog grooming. The circle is meant for sharing and learning in an open group format. Facilitator contact information is provided for questions, ideas or contributions.
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