Jesse Houwing — November 1, 2018 — November 1, 2018 You’re likely to have been asked the question: “we need to go faster, how many more people do we need?” Most people naturally understand that just adding a random number of people isn’t likely to make us any faster in the short run. So how … Continue reading Scaling Scrum to the Limit
Louis-Philippe Carignan — October 26, 2018 — October 26, 2018 I have an important favor to ask to Scrum practitioners who are asking their team to commit themselves to their sprint backlog at sprint planning. If you do so, please stop. The Scrum Guide doesn’t mention committing to work planned at sprint planning. Have a … Continue reading The C Word in the Scrum Guide
Jasper Alblas — October 15, 2018 Follow @alblasj — October 15, 2018 Scrum Master. One of the mandatory Scrum roles. Ever important to dictate the Development Team what to do. Keep track of metrics. Gather people to the daily Scrum. Hold performance reviews. Make sure the team improves and that if more Development Team members … Continue reading Master, UP Your Scrum!
Ted K. Jackson — October 3, 2018 Follow @clearpointstrat — October 3, 2018 There’s a whole body of knowledge from the Project Management Institute on how to effectively manage projects. And there’s a lot of fancy language from different institutions about the purpose of project management that includes phrases like “successful development of procedures” and … Continue reading How to Link Project Management to Strategy
Taylor Gordon — August 31, 2018 — August 31, 2018 Freelancers wear many hats. We’re salespeople, bookkeepers, and consultants all rolled into one. We also juggle multiple freelance projects at any given time to keep the income flowing. Managing administrative duties while serving clients can be a logistical nightmare if you’re not organized. I had … Continue reading How to Manage Multiple Freelance Projects Like a Pro
Ian Mitchell — August 23, 2018 — August 23, 2018 “I travel around the world constantly promoting my projects and endorsing products.” – Paris Hilton Agile coaching is a journey into irony. One of the chief discoveries you can make on this voyage is that the more experienced you become, the worse at the job … Continue reading Projects and Products in Scrum
Personal Branding Blog — August 22, 2018 — August 22, 2018 It’s important for your personal brand to be prepared for the latest marketing trends online. In order to accomplish this we need to have specific systems and instructions in place. Scrum methodology and agile marketing both help you to prepare for the future and … Continue reading Use Scrum in Agile Marketing to Bring More Visibility to Your Brand
Stephanie Ockerman — August 16, 2018 Follow @thetravelchica — August 16, 2018 MetsikGarden / Pixabay This is the fifth in a series of posts exploring Scrum Mastery. In our first post, we introduced the 4 dimensions of Scrum Mastery: Team Identity, Team Process, Product Value, and the Organization. In this post, we will explore the … Continue reading Scrum Mastery: 5 Steps to Leverage the Organization
Kerri Hale — August 15, 2018 Follow @kerrilkhale — August 15, 2018 New York City is revered for its magnificent skyline and impressive buildings. Yet, nothing captivates picture-snapping tourists quite like the Empire State Building. An American cultural icon, New York’s 3rd tallest structure has been featured in more than 250 movies and television shows, … Continue reading Complex Project Management—What it is, and What Success Looks Like
Susan Gilbert — July 25, 2018 Follow @SusanGilbert — July 25, 2018 Use Scrum in Agile Marketing to Bring More Visibility to Your Brand Social media and content curation are always in a state of flux — when it comes to being prepared for the latest marketing trends online we need to have a strong … Continue reading Applying the Scrum Principle to Agile Marketing
