Start the workshop by introducing the purpose and importance of the Daily Standup. Explain that it is a brief daily meeting where team members share progress, discuss impediments, and plan their work for the day. Emphasize that it helps keep everyone informed and aligned.

Tips : Keep the introduction concise and engaging. Use examples or anecdotes to illustrate the importance of the Daily Standup.

Outcome : Participants will understand the purpose and benefits of the Daily Standup.

In this sequence, each participant will take turns sharing their progress since the last Daily Standup. Encourage them to be specific and focus on what they have accomplished, what they are currently working on, and any challenges they have encountered.

Tips : Remind participants to keep their updates concise and relevant. Encourage active listening and ask follow-up questions to clarify any unclear points.

Outcome : Participants will share their progress and gain visibility into each other's work.

In this sequence, participants will discuss any impediments or obstacles they are facing that may hinder their progress. Encourage them to be open and transparent about any challenges they are experiencing.

Tips : Create a safe and non-judgmental environment for participants to share their challenges. Encourage collaboration and offer support or suggestions to help overcome the impediments.

Outcome : Participants will identify and discuss any impediments that may affect their work.

In this sequence, participants will plan their work for the day based on the progress shared and the identified impediments. Encourage them to prioritize tasks, set realistic goals, and allocate resources effectively.

Tips : Facilitate the planning process by providing guidance on prioritization and resource allocation. Encourage participants to break down tasks into smaller, manageable chunks.

Outcome : Participants will have a clear plan for their work for the day.