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This is a stab at a template for anti-patterns, similar to DesignPatternTemplate. It was factored from several of the more structured AntiPatterns. If something should be added or reworded, go ahead and do it. In particular, some of the slot descriptions could use amplification.

Every slot should contain accurate information and descriptions, except those explicitly marked "supposed". This should cut down on some of the confusion people have with AntiPatterns and which parts are good or bad.

Discussion about this template should probably go on AntiPatternTemplateDiscussion, just so it's easier for users to cut and paste the template itself.

When the template has evolved to a stable state, it might make sense to go back and restructure existing AntiPatterns using it.

This session maps scenerios to the Agile principles to identify Agile Patterns and Anti-Patterns

A good anti-pattern has 2 elements: 1. A repeated pattern of action that appears beneficial, but ultimately produces more bad consequences than beneficial resu…

This is the slide deck for a smooth presentation on agile and agile anti-patterns I did recently at several international conferences, including GIDS (Bangalor…

Proverbs: That which is owned by everyone ends up being owned by no-one

A look at common anti-patterns and mistakes that teams unknowingly employ when writing user stories

Presented at Global Scrum Gathering Orlando 2016 Because of benefits like predictability, better quality of products, and faster delivery, many companies have …

I had a privilege of presenting this at Global Scrum Gathering Shanghai.

Presentation at the Scrum User Group presented by Pavel Dabrytski (IQ Agile coach and trainer) Discussion around common agile anti-patterns and the way to ensu…

This blog post explains some of the most common Product Owner AntiPatterns in Scrum. It explains as well the solutions to tackle those mistakes.