Top stories published by Serious Scrum in September of 2018

Top Stories published by Serious Scrum in September of 2018

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2018

September

Maarten Dalmijn in Serious Scrum

Sep 10, 2018

Improvement Stories: a simple alternative to User Stories

15 responses

Willem-Jan Ageling in Serious Scrum

Sep 26, 2018

Scrum and…

The logic of #NoEstimates

#NoEstimates follows in the footsteps of Agile and Scrum

1 response

Roland Flemm in Serious Scrum

Sep 25, 2018

How to facilitate an awesome Sprint Review in “Bazaar mode”

4 responses

Sjoerd Nijland in Serious Scrum

Sep 16, 2018

A deeper understanding on…

Sprint Cancellation

Road to PSM III — Episode 11

3 responses

Maarten Dalmijn in Serious Scrum

Sep 5, 2018

6 common mistakes when using spikes

During refinement a team member says:”I have no clue how to build this feature”. She warns we should not start working on the feature before doing a spike.

Mentioning spikes often creates confusion in a team. Every team member has their own…

3 responses

Sjoerd Nijland in Serious Scrum

Sep 22, 2018

“You can’t be Agile with Scrum…”

Are you serious?! — Episode 17 part 1/2.

I can safely say I’ve engaged a fair bit with the community. I talked to numerous professionals, practitioners and recruiters. At times I’ve been confronted by the argument that…

5 responses

Willem-Jan Ageling in Serious Scrum

Sep 12, 2018

Scrum — Who determines the Sprint Goal?

A Serious Scrum clarification

2 responses

Willem-Jan Ageling in Serious Scrum

Sep 16, 2018

We do Scrum, but…

“Scrum — We can’t release an increment every Sprint”

Are you serious? — episode 16

4 responses

Willem-Jan Ageling in Serious Scrum

Sep 2, 2018

We do Scrum, but…

“ The Daily Scrum? Why daily?”

Are you serious? — episode 14

6 responses

Willem-Jan Ageling in Serious Scrum

Sep 30, 2018

“Scrum — Management tells us to use story points”

Are you serious? — episode 19

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