Serious Scrum Weekly Update #84 (and #85)

April 6th to 19th

Our weekly roundup of Serious Scrum publications. — this time including the forgotten week 84.

Last week we totally forgot to publish the weekly digest. So here’s a digest covering two weeks:

1. Supermarkets are using Kanban to help fight the Coronavirus by Maarten Dalmijn

Supermarkets are using Kanban to help fight the Coronavirus

2. How Cognitive Biases Affect the Product Owner’s Decisions? by Arame Bandari

How Cognitive Biases Affect the Product Owner’s Decisions?

3. Optometry by Max Heiliger

Optometry

4. The Key to Getting C-Level to Support a Scrum Culture by Stacey Christiansen

The Key to Making the C-Level Care About Scrum

5. What a Scrum Master Can Learn from the Law of Intentionality, Environment, and Consistency by Nagesh Sharma

What a Scrum Master Can Learn from the Law of Intentionality, Environment, and Consistency.

6. Coaching Remote Scrum Teams by Ken Roberts

Coaching Remote Scrum Teams

7. Our Company Impediments Wall Went Virtual by Willem-Jan Ageling

Our Company Impediments Wall Went Virtual

8. Dear Story Points by Victor Motogna

Dear story points

9. Now Is the Time to Try Short Sprints by Todd Lankford

Now Is the Time to Try Short Sprints

10. You know your Scrum Master sucks when… by Stacey Christiansen

You know your Scrum Master sucks when…

11. Koos Coach comic: Why scrum? by Roland Flemm

Koos Coach comic: Why scrum?

12. Why Perfect is the Enemy of Good by Paddy Corry

Why Perfect is the Enemy of Good

13. Our Leaders Use A Scrum-Like Approach To Fight COVID-19 by Willem-Jan Ageling

Our Leaders Use A Scrum Approach To Fight COVID-19

14. Delivering features on time is overrated by Maarten Dalmijn

Delivering features on time is overrated

15. The Hidden Cost Of Technical Debt by Lavaneesh Gautam

The Hidden Cost Of Technical Debt

16. The Theory of the Dead Horse in Scrum by Sjoerd Nijland

The Theory of the Dead Horse in Scrum

17. What is NOT the role of the Scrum Master? by David Pereira

What is NOT the role of the Scrum Master?

18. I’m a Product Manager, What Is My Place in Scrum? by Willem-Jan Ageling

I’m a Product Manager, What Is My Place in Scrum?

19. How to Tackle Technical Debt by Lavaneesh Gautam

How to Tackle Technical Debt

20. How seemingly trivial details can derail your valuable project by Maarten Dalmijn

How seemingly trivial details can derail your valuable project

21. How to become Future-Proof During a Crisis? Take an example from your Scrum team by Marty de Jonge

How to become Future-Proof During a Crisis? Take an example from your Scrum team

22. The TLC Scale — Chasing Waterfalls… by Paddy Corry

The TLC Scale — Chasing Waterfalls…

23. Time for Asynchronous Work by Massimo De Marco

Time for Asynchronous work

24. Improve your estimates, throw some cats! by Marty de Jonge

Improve your estimates, throw some cats!

25. How to Achieve Customer Satisfaction with Scrum, DevOps, and Microservices by Pasquale Langella

How to Achieve Customer Satisfaction with Scrum, DevOps, and microservices

26. Why Is Having a Definition of Done Not Optional? by Sahin Guvenilir

How does the Definition of “Done” Protect your Customer, Money and Reputation?

27. “While I’m Forced to Work Remotely, It’s Not OK to Say I’m Struggling” — Are you Serious? episode 70

“While I’m Forced to Work Remotely, It’s Not OK to Say I’m Struggling”

That’s all from us this week. Hope everyone is staying safe and sane out there!

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