Posts Tagged ‘stakeholder’
To Empower Your Scrum Teams, Provide Mission Protection
Scrum coaching and training usually focuses on strengthening your Dev Teams’ collaboration, empowering Scrum Mastering and Product Ownership. These ingredients are all required for Scrum Teams to achieve high-quality results. But a key ingredient is missing in creating the conditions for success: what 3Back calls Mission Protection.
Read MoreSHHHHH!!! 5 Ways to Quiet Organizational Noise
Throughout our day, we experience an inordinate amount of noise. Whether it’s the garbage truck barreling down our road at 5 am, the dog that excitedly greets every passerby or the co-worker’s emphatic phone conversations on the other side of the paper-thin cubicle wall, noise is everywhere.
Read MoreWhat To Do When Your Team Can’t Finish its Sprint
Having a Team that just can’t finish what it agreed to do in a Sprint is, by far, one of the more painful situations we have in Scrum. This situation may make the Team Members feel bad about themselves, and they may want to do these Stories no matter what…
Read MoreWhen a Team Can’t Reach Their Sprint Goal
One of the most common issues that arises with a Scrum Team is that the content of a Sprint needs to change during the Sprint. This happens for a number of reasons, and this excerpt will touch on one reason this may occur: The team can’t do what it agreed to.
Read MoreCapabilities
What is a capability? Typically, open ended and fuzzy in scope. A system is made up of behavior that ca…
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