Before stepping into Scrum theory, we share the history of Scrum – and how research shows that projects with an agile approach have a significantly better success rate than traditional (waterfall) projects. We then go into the theory and walk through the complete Scrum process, from Sprint Planning to the Daily Standup, the Sprint Review and Retrospective. You will gain insights on why estimating is done differently and why work isn’t ‘Done’ until it’s done. You will also have the opportunity to practice an exam and get tips how to best prepare for the real exam (should you want to take this).
In this optional group session you decide (as a group) which topics you would like to cover – addressing common real-life challenges. Topics range from how to conduct an effective standup, how to build a meaningful Kanban board or make agile work in distributed teams (working with different cultures) to avoiding common pitfalls. We also offer personal coaching to help you effectively address the challenges of implementing Scrum in your work.
“It’s a great training for people who want to learn about tips and tricks of scrum and agile development.”
“Great introduction to Agile. I have the impression that I know how it works.”
“Never boring, very nice pace. Great trainers.”
“Very useful, a lot of information brought with enthusiasm.”
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