2021-08-01
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Agile, Leadership, Personal Agility
Agility is dangerous — CEO hospitalized
2021-04-07
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Agile, Leadership, Scrum
Scrum Events Cheat Sheets (updated)
Executive Summary: Downloadable PDF cheat sheets you can use to facilitate the events of Scrum: Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review and Sprint Retrospective. Click here to download the latest version of the Scrum Events Cheat Sheets This is the updated version of my Scrum Events Cheat
2021-03-17
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On STEM education
Intermezzo: Suzannah Chambers, family learning expert from the UK interviews me about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education. Please do bear with me -- even though I make a living from talking, it's quite different to give an interview and it's the first time for
Wasting your time in the Scrum theatre. Part IV: Sprint Retrospective and Conclusion
Executive summary: The Retrospective is an easy way to kill your Scrum if servant leadership is not well understood and enacted within and outside your Scrum Teams. The final Event of the Sprint – the second Boundary Event [1] – provides the Scrum Team with the
Wasting your time in the Scrum theatre. Part III: Sprint Review
Executive summary: Who exactly is reviewing what during a Sprint Review in Scrum? The Sprint Review – the first of the Boundary Events – is a technical discussion about the team’s accomplishments in light of the Sprint Goal, centered around a demo showcasing these accomplishments to
Wasting your time in the Scrum theatre. Part II: Daily Scrum
Executive summary: The Daily Scrum can easily become 15 minutes of daily distraction and waste. “I have done X yesterday. I will continue doing it today. No impediments.” does not cut it, really. Also known as the Daily Standup, it is sometimes almost as fun as