Agile assessment

Agile maturity: how does your team get software out the door?

Answer five questions about how your team works. Use the score as a starting point for a conversation about a recent release.

What it measures

Think about how your team plans, releases, and learns.

Use a recent change as your example. Look at how it reached customers, how the plan changed, and who could resolve a problem along the way.

Think about the last release. What made it easy or difficult to put a change in front of customers?

When new information arrives, what does your team need to change the plan?

Which repeated problems can the team fix itself, and which need a decision from someone else?

Assessment

Choose the closest answer for each question. This is a self-reported score, not an audit or a diagnosis of your team.

Do releases happen in small, confident increments or in large batches with accumulated risk?

Release frequency *

Count the people directly involved in delivering the software. Team size is one input to this score; it does not establish how well the team works.

Team size *

When you learn something new, how easy is it to change the roadmap or sprint plan?

Your answer about changing the plan *

Think about whether customer feedback has changed what the team builds or how it works.

Your answer about customer feedback *

Can the team decide how to do the work and make improvements without waiting for every answer from above?

Your answer about self-organization *

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Email address *

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