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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Who should fix Impediments?
In the Certified ScrumMasters LinkedIn group, Michael asked: Who should fix impediments, the SM or the Team? His answer was: Both. And then he discussed. This topic has drawn a fair number of comments. Here is one of mine. *** 1. Michael is right. Who should fix the impediments and how much the Team should […]
More on: The Product Owner and the Team
There has been some interesting discussion on this topic recently. Two things I wanted to add to my prior post. 1. The business side cannot force the Doers to “do all that I say” in the Sprint. This is of course a well-known rule of Scrum. But this rule does not eject the PO from […]
We must have working software at the end of the Sprint!
This is a common failing (we don’t have working product or working software at the end of the sprint). Jeff Sutherland has said this is the biggest problem in the Scrum community — too many teams don’t have working software at the end of every Sprint. If we include cases where 1 or more PBIs […]