Every event in Scrum has a goal in mind. If you achieve that goal, then the event becomes an investment. If you don’t, it’s waste.
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Jan Farkas is the co-owner of Halkeon Agile Consulting, a specialized consulting firm focused on innovation and agility. In his everyday work as advisor, trainer and coach, he guides tech entrepreneurs, leaders and their teams on their journey towards creating and sustaining lively and future-proof organizations.
Jan holds master’s degrees in physics and computer science and a doctoral degree in astrophysics. Before founding Halkeon, he spent almost two decades in a wide variety of highly innovative projects in engineering, software development and research. He can be found around Zurich, Switzerland and Győr, Hungary.