We are a group of well experienced Agile consultants that are working in an Agile comapany (Ajimeh) that helps companies to fulfil its business potential. One of the essence of Ajimeh is to help people with tools and technique beyond Agile and Agile-In-The-Family is one of the frameworks that we are offering. The unique of this framework is that it aims for families and not for customers. This framework works well because of the following: - It is a well mix of frameworks combined into one that is focused on a family. - A family is basically a team with higher level of bonding - Nowadays everybody at their homes, so working in Agile-In-The-Family is a natural way for those who are not only understand the advantages of Agile but also have the passion for Agile

No, you do not to know it beforehand, however, while taking the intro session, you will gain al the essential knowledge of Agile, Scrum and Kanban specifically

Of course! The Agile-In-The-Family was developed to all types of families regardless the number of parents, their genders and the number of kids that they have

Take all the intro sessions and pass an interview session with a trainer

In order to be a coach, you need to be a facilitator and teach all intro sessions with high feedback score

in order to become a trainer, you need to be an active coach for one year

While Scrum is a very effective technique, it does not fit to all families and furthermore, even if it fit, we did several adjustments from software development to family. For example, the product owner is not a sole person, the target of the family is not high business value and so on.

Kids can be part of it from the very early age when they are starting to interact with others.

Of course! Depends on the family, we see families that are doing Daily in the mornings and others in the evenings. We answer the same three questions but we adjust them to the age of the kids. In addition, we have additional suggested formats, such as answering the same questions to another kid, answering the same three questions to a task (e.g. sweeping the living room)

The assumption that each family is using sprints is similar to the assumption that each company is using Scrum :-) WHEN a family is using sprints, we suggest that the length of the sprint will be either one day or one week (again, similar to companies in the hi-tech industry, the lenght of the Sprint is determined ad-hoc for each company)

The same way we are doing it in Scrum :-) We are focusing on the process and the gap between the expected results and the actual results. We also focus on creating reasnable challenging action items for each family member as well as for the entire family

Yes, this is the main tool for transparency and visibilty. As opposed to Hi-Tech where we have a tool for it (e.g. Jira, TFS, VersionOne, etc.), here we are using physical board with sticky notes. As in Scrum and kanban, we highly suggest to put it on the "high way", i.e. in the kitchen or living room.