Here are some of the worst things a Scrum Master can say or do, compressed into three painfully funny minutes!
A great retrospective has two things: questions that invite people to think deeply, and snacks. I think I’ve put the snacks and questions together in the perfect package…
Grab a copy of my Build your own Scrum exercise for the next Scrum course you teach. It’s a collaborative approach to teaching the fundamentals of Scrum, where your students do most of the work for you.
Here are some of the worst things a Scrum Master can say or do, compressed into three painfully funny minutes!
A great retrospective has two things: questions that invite people to think deeply, and snacks. I think I’ve put the snacks and questions together in the perfect package…
Grab a copy of my Build your own Scrum exercise for the next Scrum course you teach. It’s a collaborative approach to teaching the fundamentals of Scrum, where your students do most of the work for you.
We’ve all been there: You’re trying to help your organization do Scrum. You sit down at the table with a manager to start “playing chess”. The game is going well… You play Pawn to E4. Manager: Pawn to E5. Knight to F3.
Manager: “Go Fish!”
~ Mark Levison, CST“I love Build Your Own Scrum because it allows people new to Scrum to show me what they already understand without a boring lecture. Slides died because of this tool.”
Having a hard time remembering to update your card wall? Don’t feel bad. It happens to thousands of Agilists a day.
After looking far and wide for posters of the Agile Manifesto and Agile Principles to hang in my office, I was quite frustrated to find there where none I liked. Problem solved.