In this post I invite you to consider the more the technical side of things in your product, even if you don’t fully “get” technology. I’ll take you to the …
What is technical debt and do you have to pay it back? Read More »
The agile principle #10 talks about simplicity. One of my favorites, quasi-philosophical, really hard to live by. While this applies to coaching on any agile principle, the agile principle #10 …
In this blog post we will talk about how you can reset your understanding of user stories, so that you can make them useful again in your agile toolkit. There’s …
Make User Stories useful again! What are user Stories really? Read More »
This agile principle probably speaks easily to software developers. It might be less easy to understand from the point of view of management and business. Nonetheless, as with the others, …
Thinking if we still need managers in Agile seems to be a common question to answer these days. This is a great question, which I think stems from misconceptions… and …
I’ve been asked countless time to “work on the culture” in agile change with many of my clients. The culture seems to be the line no one has been able …
Is culture really “a thing” in agile change? Or is it all about process? Read More »
I have seen a number of interesting confusions going on with these terms recently as far as agile and scrum go: people asking if something is “Agile” or “Scrum”. Job …
As we celebrate the 21 years of agile manifesto (link) we are now way past the half-mark and arrive on the agile principle # 8, which is such a hallmark …
As you might have gotten already from this post I believe every Scrum Master should learn agile coaching skills. When I say that I’m never met with bland reactions. It’s …
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If you are considering becoming an Agile Coach or maybe a Scrum Master, you might be thinking about taking a certification. But are agile certifications friend or foe?
