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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Real Scrum vs Easy Scrum
In the first course (almost always the CSM course), I have people wanting, in simple terms, one of two things. With little compromise between. One: Real Scrum. By this I mean everything in the Scrum Guide plus all the better patterns around that. Two: Easy Scrum (aka Half-baked Scrum) This is Scrum compromised quite a […]
What is Agile Transformation?
Problem What is Agile Transformation? Abid Quereshi said this recently: ‘”Agile transformation” is another one of our made-up terms like Agile BA, Agile Tester, Agile PM and Agile Coach.’ By this he means, as he explained, that people use a term, but do not agree on its meaning, or that the meaning is so broad as to […]
The Fuller Picture of the Scrum Team
What does the Scrum Team look like in context? In ScrumLand there are many many pictures of this. Here is one that is a bit different. In this case, the context is not the process but other things and other people. See here: One could start many places in describing this picture. I’ll start this […]