I am interested in knowing more than if you might be bored at the moment.
I am interested in knowing more than if you might be bored at the moment.
This is a question I asked recently of a newly-formed Scrum team in a User Story Writing workshop. It occurred to me to not just blurt it out and to let them offer suggestions instead. They were very willing to contribute and I’d like to share the answers they came up with:
The weekend of 16 Jan 2011, I joined The Lean Startup Machine in San Francisco. Here are some reflections on the experience. The picture to the left links to a book we were all given as homework to read for the event. While I did skim it, along with the Lean Startup Machine page as well as browse the lean startup circle Google group I was still incredibly surprised by how the weekend played out.
I recently received an email from a senior-level manager, who raises a valid question about all the meetings associated with Scrum.
As a Scrum team moved to Kanban, we documented the new policies and ground rules.
Naked Planning, the open Kimono way to product development process. This set up also supports Promiscuous Programming.
