Right-of-way permit teams only collaborate when a director orders a full-day offsite. What should the Scrum Master / Team Coach build instead?
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Short Explanation
A once-a-year offsite is a family reunion that tries to replace weeknight dinners. Right-of-way work needs frequent, light touchpoints—integration and pairing—not a director-ordered retreat. Collaboration is a habit, not a catered day.
Full Explanation
High-performing cross-team collaboration is frequent and lightweight: shared integration, pairing, and short working sessions beat rare mandated offsites. Waiting for the annual event, replacing iteration integration with a two-day summit, or routing work through a director recreates batch collaboration. The Scrum Master / Team Coach builds the small, repeating interactions that keep permit handoffs honest. Offsites can still help, but they are not the collaboration system.