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My Journey to Becoming a PST: Lessons, Struggles, and Triumphs
In 2018, after over a decade of working with Scrum Teams, I attempted the PSM III exam, sparking a journey of deep learning and humility. Passing the exam revealed how much there was still to learn about Professional Scrum—characterized by empiricism, h
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Navigating Hostile Situations
It is not always easy being a Scrum Master. One of the teams I have been working with has been struggling with frequent hostile situations…
Passing the PSU I assessment with 100% — a retrospective
Professional Playfulness: The Key to Saving our Health and Economy.
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From Whimsical to Athletic Agile.
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Navigating Uncertainty: Crafting Effective Spikes in Scrum
Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or new to the concept of Spikes, there’s something valuable here for you. In this article, I delve…
Scrum Anti-Patterns with Spikes: Learn to recognise and overcome them
If you have landed here after reading my previous article “Navigating Uncertainty: Crafting Effective Spikes in Scrum”, you should now…
5 Product Discovery Pitfalls Leading to Scrum Failures
Agile on Trial
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Change Fatigue Versus Choice Fatigue - Wortham Coaching & Consulting
Change fatigue is a myth, and teams of people--especially agile teams--should have the authority to adapt their operating model.
3 Reasons Why Scrum Teams Fail to Create Increment in Sprint
Daily Scrum Stories :-) — Part 2
WHY SO SLOW?!
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How Scrum Teams are different from other teams
A Serious Look at Playful Formats in Retrospectives
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Are the mechanics of Scrum its own worst enemy?
When I first heard the quote “culture follows structure,” I loved it. It was liberating in some way — to change an organization; it is not…
The Power of Agile Mindset in Retrospectives
My Love-Hate Relationship with Agile Metrics
Get the Most out of Scrum
By Refining the Implementation of Team, Events and Artifacts
Personal impressions from the Global Scrum Gathering Amsterdam 2023
Redundant, But Not Irrelevant — The Mission of a Scrum Master
The Dinner Retro
Unlock the power to constantly improve your team.
The Matrix — An Agile Epic
The movie The Matrix, seen through Agile eyes
These are the 8 things I have the most problems with from Scrum Guide
From my series ‘Does Scrum Hold up to Scrutiny?’
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AFLI Retrospective template
Assumptions | Facts | Learnings | Improvements — This retrospective template is designed to facilitate a discussion around assumptions…
Power games: A Killer Of Scrum
Does Scrum hold up to scrutiny? — The Scrum Guide End Note
Chapter 17
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Daily Scrum Stories:-)— Part 1
It's a week-old Cross-functional domain Team. Scene: Daily Scrum. We crossed the time box many days during our first Sprint. There comes…
Does Scrum hold up to scrutiny? — The Product Backlog
Chapter 14
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Using Flow Metrics in Your Sprint Events
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