Learning can be fun. Heck, let’s just get straight to the point and state unequivocally that learning should be fun, dammit! Learning through play is also a powerfully effective way for people of all ages to acquire and accumulate new concepts and practices. Current neuroscience suggests that using a variety of approaches to concretize ideas […]
As agile coaches helping organizations transition to a different way of doing things, are we doing a disservice to our clients by accepting a mandate
As an Agile Coach, I commit to… Never apply recipes Respect your distinct culture Help you challenge your current culture, principles and practices Let you
Warning: The following post might provoke a mild aneurism to some scrum purists. Don’t you love a nice, clean and deep Product Backlog, filled only
It’s almost T-minus zero for the 2010 Agile Coach Camp! This open space forum for Agile coaches will be held on June 11th and 12th
Like most of you, I’ve had my fair (or unfair) share of meetings. Some were great and a lot of them were just ok. But
No one knows who the Product owner is Tasks in Sprint Backlog are dictated by the Product Owner The team’s default behaviour is to assume
The ScrumMaster is one busy bee! If the team is less than fully self-organized, her plate can be quite full. If the organization is less
