Team dysfunctions – Part II – Avoidable problems
While covering dysfunctions in team development, I realized that this subject is worth a second post. In case you missed the first part, please read
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I guess … The risks of guesswork in projects
Have you ever started a project sure that it would never work out, but the boss gave the order, and “The boss is always right.”,
What is MVP (and what isn’t)?
After Eric Ries published his book The Lean Startup in 2011, the term Minimum Viable Product (MVP) became popular. Numerous companies started to adopt it
What is Scrum?
According to its creators Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland, Scrum is a framework within which people can deal with and solve complex problems while building
Dysfunctions of a development team – Part 1
Squad Before touching this subject, let’s make it clear I’ve nothing against the name Squad. When the company is undergoing an organizational transformation, there will
Water-Scrum-Fall: the pitfall of illusory agility
Imagine a person living a sedentary life, with an unhealthy diet, fighting mirror & wardrobe for some time. They’ve decided to turn their life around
Product Backlog: Epic, User Story, and Tasks
You’ve probably heard the terms Epic, Story, and Tasks, right? There’s plenty of confusion about these terms around, so we figured it would be best
User story: avoiding dysfunctions
You can write the items of your backlog in several ways. One of the most popular is the User Story format. User Story To summarise,
Falling from Mount Olympus: The difficult lessons I’ve learned on the way to agility
At the Agile Brazil event in 2017, I presented a session called Falling from Mount Olympus: The difficult lessons I learned as I tried to
Advanced ScrumMaster: The next step in your career!
Knowledge21 is starting to offer Advanced Certified ScrumMaster (A-CSM), which comes with the Scrum Alliance’s international certification. But what’s the difference between the two training?
