No More Boring Retros

TL;DR: The Retrospective Exercises Repository

Stefan Wolpers in The Agile Weekly

Jun 1, 2016

Scrum Master Anti Patterns: Beware of Becoming a Scrum Mom

Disclaimer

Of course, this post is in no way intended to be gender-specific. To my experience, there are as many Scrum pops as Scrum moms. This post is all about Scrum helicopter parenting.

Steven Limmer in The Agile Weekly

Feb 20, 2016

My issues with the Agile Industry pt. 2

Agile started out as a set of principles, defined by a very smart bunch of software…

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Hannah Kane in The Agile Weekly

Jan 6, 2016

Scrum: What is it Good For?

A Response to Ditching Scrum for Kanban

I read Grant Ammons’ post about transitioning from Scrum to Kanban with great interest, since I’ve also used Scrum as a kind of “gateway drug” from one process to another. Full disclosure…

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Bob Gower in The Agile Weekly

Nov 9, 2015

Agile: Are You Doing it Right?

“Should we adopt agile?”

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Sarah McCasland in The Agile Weekly

Nov 3, 2015

Perfecting user stories into products

User stories are a foundational piece of agile software development and product development…

Daniel Zacarias in The Agile Weekly

Oct 25, 2015

Organizing a Large Product Backlog

Trying to organize a large product backlog is a tough thing to do. As times goes by, and the product grows, what was once a simple list of prioritized items gets unwieldy.

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