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Growing Ideas For the Book
Welcome to our website about the book. If you are interested in joining us and would like to become a thought contributor please register. As we see comments and feedback we will build a relationship...
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Nokia Test and Appraisal Questions
The Nokia test has been pointed out repeatedly as the way to test for beginning good scrum. It is listed at the bottom in it’s original form. I like to use a series of questions for appraising a scrum...
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done/done/done/done
A few years (about 6-7, I think) I introduced the team “done/done/done” into agility in order to describe what “done” meant in an agile setting. It is now pretty established the “done” is a HUGE...
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Scrum In A Nutshell – Quick Summary
Thanks for all the great feedback. Here is round 2. This is close to a done draft. Please read and comment. Scrum In A Nutshell – Quick Summary
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Scrum 3 Stages of Evolution – Explored
I’ve been using and studying scrum ever since I heard about it from Linda Rising 12 or so years ago. At it’s core Scrum is a pattern language (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language), and it’s...
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The most important unit of work that a scrum team does is the Story. The story is a small unit of work that the team does “all at once” and is used to provide either capabilities or chores. Even...
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Tasks are the actual units of work the team does when working on a story in a sprint. The story is the item of planning and negotiation, but team often break stories into tasks in order to manage their...
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Scrum In A Nutshell V4
Hi Folks, Attached is our latest chapter Scrum In A Nutshell. This version is baked and we would love your feedback. Please download and read.
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Can work be added during a sprint?
You should never add work during a sprint If the Product Owner wants it then put it in As we understand the work we adjust our view of the work to reflect what it takes to do the job This is really a...
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