Esther Cohen — July 23, 2019 — July 23, 2019 A project sign-off sheet is essential to formally close a project or acknowledge delivery of a key deliverable. Learn how to use them in your projects in this guide. After countless hours, dozens of resources, and hundreds of requests, you’ve finally wrapped up the project. … Continue reading Project Sign-Off Sheets: Where, When and How to Use Them (Free Template)
Barry Overeem — July 22, 2019 — July 22, 2019 Recently, I stumbled upon the paper “Nothing is Written — Learning is an Adventure” by Johnnie Moore & Viv McWaters. I loved every part of it and felt myself nodding in agreement continuously. When it comes to training & teaching, I fully agree with statements … Continue reading The Problem with Scrum Experts
Willem Vermaak — July 19, 2019 — July 19, 2019 A while ago I was brushing the teeth of my 3 year old son when I thought of something. This little dude can walk, run, talk (A LOT!), climb, undress, etcetera, but somehow every morning and evening I’m brushing his teeth, instead of him doing … Continue reading PO Perspective: Team Development for the Development Team
Alex Kudinov — July 15, 2019 Follow @AlexKudinovPST — July 15, 2019 You Are not Doing Scrum “You are not doing Scrum.” How many times have you heard that? Scrum Police are a legion. If you are not doing , you are not doing Scrum. Whether you should be doing Scrum, whether it applies to … Continue reading Scrum Has a Messaging Problem
Stephanie Ockerman — July 11, 2019 Follow @thetravelchica — July 11, 2019 mohamed_hassan / Pixabay “Can the Scrum Master also be the Product Owner?” This is a common question in my Professional Scrum classes. The topic of combining Scrum roles often comes up early when we are still learning the basics of the Scrum framework. … Continue reading Can the Scrum Master also be the Product Owner?
Nagesh Sharma — July 12, 2019 Follow @just4nagesh — July 12, 2019 Scrum Masters lead by serving others; It sounds paradoxical, but it works. This is a blog about leadership: leadership in Scrum teams, communities, and businesses. It is also a blog about personal growth and offers a complimentary “action approach” to Scrum Masters, inspired … Continue reading Hey Scrum Master! Are You a Serving Leader?
Nagesh Sharma — July 10, 2019 Follow @just4nagesh — July 10, 2019 If you can create a vision for your Scrum team, and you find them all aligned in the right direction, your work has a reasonably good chance at success. Where is your Scrum team’s compass leading you? Every single soldier must know, before … Continue reading Scrum Team: What Is Your Inner Compass?
Duncan Maddox — July 10, 2019 — July 10, 2019 A few years ago I went on a training course given by Ralph Kimball, the “inventor” of the Data Warehouse. It was a great experience but one of the main learnings for me was something he said that applied to all teams not just Data … Continue reading What’s Your Elevator Pitch For Scrum?
Kevin Senior — July 8, 2019 Follow @Glasscubes — July 8, 2019 As a small business owner, your options and resources are often limited. You have to wear multiple hats, including one as a project manager, which means it’s your job to select a framework that works best for your team. But sometimes it seems … Continue reading How to Choose a Project Management Framework in 4 Easy Steps
Barry Overeem — July 2, 2019 — July 2, 2019 The Scrum Framework, visualized by Thea Schukken How would the people you work with complete the following sentence: “The Scrum Framework exists in order to …”? Sometimes we get bogged down in the rules and mechanics of Scrum while forgetting what we’re trying to achieve … Continue reading Refresh the Purpose of the Scrum Framework
