The (mis)adventures of an agile coach
As a Scrum Master and Agile Coach, I have embarked on a personal quest to deepen my understanding of effective Product Backlog management. My organization faces the challenge of a massive Product Backlog which, thankfully, has seen notable improvements in quality over the past year. However, there’s always room for growth and refinement. That’s why … Read more
Earlier I published an article about the Definition of Done (DoD), a tool that assists in ensuring product/feature completion to a high standard of quality. It includes specific, measurable, and attainable criteria based on project needs and goals. One of the guiding principles of Scrum is “getting things done.” There are several reasons why it … Read more
A Definition of Done (DoD) is a tool that assists in ensuring that a product or feature is completed to a high standard of quality. A DoD is a shared understanding of what it means for work to be completed, and it is used to ensure that all stakeholders, including Developers, Product Owners, and managers, … Read more
A few weeks ago, while preparing for my PSM-III exam, I encountered an article (in Dutch) where someone spoke of a useful tool to make connections between the different parts and aspects of Scrum. They proposed a spreadsheet with the various Scrum Events, Artifacts, Roles and Values. I have decided to make my own version … Read more