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Scrum 1:1:1 (Month One:Week One:Day One)
So it’s the first day on the new team. There are already two teams sprinting under the other Scrum Master. I’ve worked with him before indirectly and he’s got the right experience and talent so it’s...
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Scrum 1:1:2 (Month One:Week One:Day Two)
Today I spent my time in meetings. I should just end right there because we all know that when you do that, you’re not getting any actual work done. It’s the type of day that ends with you wondering...
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Scrum 1:1:3 (Month One:Week One:Day Three)
Long day yesterday so I’m late with my blog so I’m catching up while I ride the train to our other office. I observed Sprint Planning for each of the first two teams. This is their fourth sprint so...
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Scrum 1:2:2 (Month One:Week Two:Day Two)
This is my second day of the second week of my first month at my new job. The differences between me and the other Scrum Master are really style at this point so it doesn’t make sense for me to sit in...
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Changes that stick
Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard by Chip Heath My rating: 5 of 5 stars Great examples of change agents in different fields and how to apply them in your own View all my reviews Filed...
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Managers Tranforming with Agile Teams
Here is a great article/blog that I believe speaks very well to the topics many companies need to spend time talking about to support the agile transformation…...
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Trade Your Wasted Efforts for Tactical Plans
Frequently I have blogs, articles or emails sitting in my box for weeks before I have time to read them but when I do, it was at the right time for me to read them. One of those articles surfaced in...
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Enterprise Agile Rollout at AOL
Experience Report Published on PMI Agile Community of Practice Newsletter February 2012: Enterprise Agile Rollout at AOL This report is a reflection of how AOL identified a need to change development...
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