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Working Agreements are one of the core compacts that all good Agile teams need and use. For those of you unfamiliar with Working Agreements, they are nothing more than agreed upon protocols created by the team govern their interactions and clarify expectations. They are different from Ground Rules which tend to be more about meeting guidelines, but some Ground Rules do go into the direction of what I call Working Agreements.
Much has been written on how to create these simple guidelines (my favorite articleis from Esther Derby), so here is the process I use when working with a new (or existing) Scrum Team.
Agile Agile Design Agile SD Book Reviews Burndown Charts Certified Product Owner Certified ScrumMaster Class Design Coaching Collaboration Communication Conferences CSP Fast Pass Daily Scrum Definition of Done Design Excellence Design for Six Sigma Distributed Teams Documentation Español Estimating & Planning Extreme Programming Games Innovation Games Interviews Intro to Scrum Lean Legacy Code Links of the Week Measures Meetings Metrics Migration Movies Open Workspace Pair Programming Personal Planning PMI Powerful Questions Practices Presentations Press Release Product Backlog Product Owner Quality Refactoring Retrospectives Rugby Scrum ScrumMaster ScrumMaster Plus Servant Leadership Simple Design SIMSOC Spain Sprint Backlog Sprint Goal Sprint Planning Sprint Review Stakeholders Task Board Team Test-Driven Development Testing The Core Tools Training Training From the Back of the Room Transitions Travel Uncategorized User Stories Vision Voice of the Customer