This blog post is by Nilesh Makan and one of my favourites, thanks for sharing. Alright Stop, Collaborate and Listen Vanilla ice was ahead of the… Read More »Guest Post: Alright Stop, Collaborate and Listen
As parts of the world start to emerge from the pandemic, disproportionally so, we have an opportunity to learn from the past, and we have to make choices on how we move forward. Moving forward is strategy.
Here I was, full time scrum mastering! There was time to plan mindful retrospectives targeted on what the team needed, it was total bliss. I’d… Read More »Full Time Scrum Master experiment part 4 – Retrospectives!
One of the biggest questions about this experiment has been ‘who’s doing the testing?’ I, as a full time tester, quit that to be the… Read More »Full Time Scrum Master experiment part 3 – Who’s doing the testing?
The first thing I had to do to prepare for this full time scrum master role was learn the crap out of it. Let’s be… Read More »Full Time Scrum Master experiment part 2 – Learning
I’m a tester in a small delivery squad at Trade Me. Karen joined our team four months ago as a Product Delivery Manager and in… Read More »Full Time Scrum Master – a 6 week experiment pt 1
This blog post is by Jay-Allen Morris, a Scrum Master in the local South African community. Thank-you so much for your awesome retrospective idea Jay-Allen!… Read More »Guest Post: Lego Retrospective
This is a guest post by Stéphanie Desby (@StephDesby). Stéphanie is a geek and curious, she is passionate about tech innovations. As a QA Tester,… Read More »What I tried with my team as a tester
This is a guest post by Eloise Pelser (@EloisePelser).Eloise sees herself as a survivor, mom, agile enthusiast, scrum master, writer and runner. She blogs here: https://pelsertales.wordpress.com/… Read More »Agile with Families
This is a guest post by Andrew Wynne (@meta4oric), ICF Professionally Certified Integral Coach Andrew works with individuals and groups, assisting them to unlock their true potential.… Read More »Boundaries Determine Our Identities