My learnings as a part-time scrum master
I experienced the pretty fast growth of a company I worked for, in which scrum is used as the development process. When companies grow, teams get »
The necessity of the scrum master role
In one of my past articles I briefly mentioned the roles in a scrum team. One of them is the scrum master who guides the team »
Using an analog or a digital board
A key point in scrum is transparency. To create transparency of the work of a team the board plays an integral part. A discussion point in »
Should I estimate my free-time tasks?
When I started introducing agile methodologies in private life and in my family I thought I have to do it the right way. For me this »
The sprint length
A sprint is an iteration and at its end user value should have been created. It includes the sprint planning at the beginning and at its »
The living agreement
When a scrum team is founded one of the first things to do is to set up a working agreement. A working agreement is a contract »
Get your family on board: Scrum in the family
Maybe your family is still manageable - only you and your partner. Maybe it is rather big with you, your partner, kids, a dog? Whatever the »