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Monthly Archives: May 2017
4 Things to Improve on Today
Here are four ideas about ways to get better results with Agile and Scrum. We try to talk about these in the initial course. But basically always they are not heard well enough — I have gotten used to this being normal, part of human nature and the cultures we live in. Higher Quality “Bad […]
What happens to Project Managers?
From one of our students: Thank you Joe, I took the exam and passed 34/35! One question if I may: I noticed in the top mistakes list that ‘having a project manager’ is listed. Why is Project Manager so bad here? Does that just mean that a team tries to implement Scrum with a typical […]