How to solve 90% of your agile teams problems
Focus on your process for understanding requirements. That’s it! Take our agile planning and requirements quiz to see if this is true for your team.
Focus on your process for understanding requirements. That’s it! Take our agile planning and requirements quiz to see if this is true for your team.
This Kanban retrospective plan is designed to help your team review their taskboard. It will help your team identify tangible improvements for their board.
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
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
When helping teams get started with Scrum we recommend that they create a set of Working Agreements. These are helpful because they define what behaviour… Read More »Team Agreements
About a year ago, we made a fairly major decision at Growing Agile. We realised we were too busy, so we decided to work less. We… Read More »The Four Day Work Week
We often see agile teams that have adopted the ceremonies and language of Scrum, but in reality they do waterfall in 2 week increments. One… Read More »Assessment – How agile is your testing?
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
We hold a retrospective each month, to see how we are doing. We started with the standard retrospective template, but over time we’ve added some… Read More »Monthly Retrospective Plan
This is a question we get asked almost everyday. Mostly it’s by people new to Scrum who don’t understand the role. Often it’s by new ScrumMasters themselves who find their job a bit boring in the beginning.
Read More »The ScrumMaster role – is it REALLY full time?