Estimating is a common practice in various industries, including software development. It involves predicting the time and effort required to complete a project or task….
Artificial intelligence. It’s all the rave. I remember walking into the office at the start of the year as ChatGPT was being rolled out. My…
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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…
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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….
Estimating is a common practice in various industries, including software development. It involves predicting the time and effort required to complete a project or task….
Artificial intelligence. It’s all the rave. I remember walking into the office at the start of the year as ChatGPT was being rolled out. My…
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….
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