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!
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
Most teams starting out with Scrum understand their backlog and what we called planned work. This is work that everyone grooms together and fully understands.… Read More »Interuptions, Support, Business as usual – how do these work in scrum
If you are lucky, you have direct access to your customers. In our experience very few Product Owners have this luxury – especially if they… Read More »Do you know your stakeholders?
We are currently helping out at a client, and I found myself in the ScrumMaster role 🙂 It’s been a while! They run one week… Read More »One week sprint, 45 minute Retrospective plan
Every month we have a company retrospective for at least 90 minutes. In 3 years it has proven to be of huge value. Every month… Read More »The Growing Agile monthly retrospective
Let me start this post by saying I am not a UX expert in anyway, however we have been chatting to Flow Interactive recently about how… Read More »Agile & UX: What’s wrong with working one sprint ahead?
A tweet yesterday by a client got me to write this post. Here is Maritza’s tweet and a few others we shared. Over the… Read More »Agile Manager? What does that mean?
A few years ago I was introduced to the concept of bodystorming. Basically this is acting out in person how a product might be used… Read More »Architectural Bodystorming
Today I had the dubious pleasure of attending a traditional training course. You know the type: Trainer stands at the front, his laptop and projector… Read More »6 tips to make sure your training doesn’t suck 🙂