Carsten Rasche & Constanze Rieß – translated by Lukas Simen In the initial phase of dealing with agile methods, one can quickly become overwhelmed. There…
Be it in my personal or professional life, I observe a clear tendency to accumulate stuff: in my daily work with product owners, when it…
Every transformation – just like every change – must pass through the valley of tears. An introduction of Scrum is no exception. After all, the…
1906 – Francis Galton visits a livestock show in England. At a stand, people passing by are allowed to guess how much meat a presented…
In large organisations you might find yourself confronted with a common challenge – the illusive meeting timeslot. As a ScrumMaster, one of the first steps…
The Retrospective is perhaps the most challenging part of the Scrum process for a ScrumMaster. Although there are several ways to run a retro, the…
Disclaimer: This post will be most enjoyable to you if you have read the books or at least watched the movies of the Lord of…
“Check-in questions are childish,” so one member of the development team stated, which stimulated a vibrant discussion that filled our 15 minutes during our daily….
The fundamental objective of agile methods is to make teams more productive. However, is it the agile processes themselves that enable us to reach this…
It may seem a bit ironic to cite Shakespeare in a post that outlines the difference between Scrum and Kanban. Of course, there is no…
Carsten Rasche & Constanze Rieß – translated by Lukas Simen In the initial phase of dealing with agile methods, one can quickly become overwhelmed. There…
Be it in my personal or professional life, I observe a clear tendency to accumulate stuff: in my daily work with product owners, when it…
Every transformation – just like every change – must pass through the valley of tears. An introduction of Scrum is no exception. After all, the…
1906 – Francis Galton visits a livestock show in England. At a stand, people passing by are allowed to guess how much meat a presented…
In large organisations you might find yourself confronted with a common challenge – the illusive meeting timeslot. As a ScrumMaster, one of the first steps…
The Retrospective is perhaps the most challenging part of the Scrum process for a ScrumMaster. Although there are several ways to run a retro, the…
Disclaimer: This post will be most enjoyable to you if you have read the books or at least watched the movies of the Lord of…
“Check-in questions are childish,” so one member of the development team stated, which stimulated a vibrant discussion that filled our 15 minutes during our daily….
The fundamental objective of agile methods is to make teams more productive. However, is it the agile processes themselves that enable us to reach this…
It may seem a bit ironic to cite Shakespeare in a post that outlines the difference between Scrum and Kanban. Of course, there is no…
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