Daily Scrum is an important Inspect and Adapt event for a Scrum team. Yet the purpose is often ignored and swept under the carpet by a multitude of teams. In my 9 years of experience with Scrum I have seen teams using Daily Scrum for all the wrong reasons; although very…
So far I have discussed, basic Scrum theory and the Scrum roles in my previous posts. Moving forward, in the next three posts (including this), lets explore the next three essentials of Scrum i.e. the three artefacts. Let’s start in order, with Product Backlog. Product Backlog As Scrum guide describes,…
I recently attended a Product Owner training from Scrum.org conducted by Nagesh Sharma. The training was no doubt awesome and provided a lot insights into the role of Product Owner and Product Ownership; but one important thing that Nagesh said and caught my attention was Whether to be a good Product…
The third and final role which is essential to start working with Scrum is the Scrum Master. As every other role, Scrum Master also has its own accountability and responsibility. Scrum Master in the simplest terms can be described as the master of Scrum. This is one person role;…
The next role without which Scrum would be incomplete is the Development Team. Let’s explore the accountability, responsibility and attributes of the Development Team. The Development Team The Development Team is a set of professionals, motivated by a common purpose. The Development team is accountable for delivering the potentially releasable…
“I’m always leery of someone who tells me how hard they work. Hard workers just work hard and let the results speak for themselves.”
- Geno Auriemma
“Scrum Masters understand that embracing Scrum doesn’t occur overnight, but is a journey. They are patiently impatient.” By @Ullizee
https://ullizee.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/moving-your-scrum-downfield-paper.pdf
