Understanding Scrum can be difficult. The use of analogies and metaphors can help. This blog post explores the parallels between cricket and Scrum that could be used to assist in understanding Scrum.
This blog post looks at measuring team happiness and how an ‘unhappy’ team could the a sign of a successful Scrum Master
Over the last few weeks you may have seen a number of LinkedIn posts, articles, and tweets relating to the…
Last week I was privileged to co-host a round table discussion with Jonathan Howell on remote retrospectives as part of…
The Scrum Guide states, “Scrum is not a process, technique, or definitive method. Rather, it is a framework within which you can…
The Scrum framework provides a number of Scrum Events at which it is possible to reflect and learn, and, inspect…
The word ‘team‘ is one of the most commonly used words in the Scrum Guide. References to the Scrum Team include: The team…
Do you have individuals on your team who avoid picking up user stories that they perceive to be “too difficult”…
The Scrum Guide notes the following about the Scrum Team: Scrum Teams are self-organising and cross-functional. Self-organising teams choose how best to…
Back in 2013 Geoff Watts published his first book, Scrum Mastery, which looked specifically at the role of the Scrum…