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When the Scrum Master Fails by Being Overly Protective — Making Your Scrum Work

Stefan Wolpers June 14, 2021 TL; DR: When Scrum Masters Fail — Making Your Scrum Work #13 There are plenty of failure possibilities with Scrum. Given that Scrum is a framework with a reasonable yet short “manual,” this effect should not surprise anyone. Scrum thrives when the Scrum teams are self-managing while Scrum Masters embrace … Continue reading When the Scrum Master Fails by Being Overly Protective — Making Your Scrum Work

3 Ideas to Making Social Media Content Approval Processes a Little Less Painful

Arik Hanson May 28, 2021 Ask any social media marketer who works for a larger organization the most painful part of their jobs and almost all of them will respond with the same answer: The content approval process. Most companies turn what should be a relatively easy, simple process into one of the most painful, … Continue reading 3 Ideas to Making Social Media Content Approval Processes a Little Less Painful

Social Media Video: Double your Audience by Making it Mobile-Friendly

Allison Hall April 15, 2021 Social media video will take your marketing strategy to the next level. Video content can consist of personal, authentic posts that engage your audience with audio and visual storytelling. In fact, social media video can be an even stronger medium to attract attention to your business than images or text … Continue reading Social Media Video: Double your Audience by Making it Mobile-Friendly

The Business Case for Making Politics a Part of Your Social Impact Strategy

Jacqueline McGraw March 29, 2021 Gone are the days when companies could steer clear of politics. Employees and customers alike expect the brands they love to take a stand on social and political issues that are important to them. In recent years, tech leaders have begun reimagining their social impact strategies and leveraging their products … Continue reading The Business Case for Making Politics a Part of Your Social Impact Strategy