Ideas from a ScrumMaster's Mind
In an era where digital communication predominates, our inboxes often resemble a daunting fortress besieged by a relentless wave of messages. Amid this digital deluge, a revolutionary ally has emerged: AI-generated email response suggestions.Today, I’ll walk you through how to set up this, using a web server capable of hosting PHP scripts and a Google…
You have access to a webserver but need someone to slack? Maybe this is your chance: Build your own Slack-Bot!
Especially in agile, responsibility is an important topic: decentralized decisions, quick reactions to changes, etc. require responsibility to be lived. MeaningBut what does responsibility actually mean? Christopher Avery describes the most important aspects in his excellent book “The Responsibility Process“.The well-known quote “The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the…
Scrum knows the sprint as a central element: “Sprints are the heartbeat of Scrum, where ideas are transformed into value.”: But How? And what makes the sprint so special?
The Sprint Goal is an essential part of Scrum. But why and how can I recognize a good one?
Scrum@Scale: Strengths and Weaknesses of a Popular Agile Scaling Framework
Are you tired of projects not running as planned? Learn how to avoid planning fallacy, a cognitive bias that causes people to underestimate the time, costs, and risks of completing a project, and achieve optimal project outcomes.
Dual roles, explicitly named or implicitly lived, are not uncommon. What speaks in favor, what against?
SAFe: Strengths and weaknesses of a popular agile scaling framework
It would be nice to be able to plan the future. Unfortunately, this is impossible on sprint level: At best it is a waste of time, at worst it additionally damages the understanding of Scrum, the priorities and the sense of responsibility in the team.
