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Identify & Unlocking the Power of Flow: Enhancing Scrum Team Performance for Scrum Masters
1. Introduction Collaboration is a key component of any successful Scrum team, and the role of the Scrum Master is crucial in facilitating this collaboration. In order to enhance the performance of a Scrum team, Scrum Masters must understand, identify…
Difference Between Product Backlog Items and User Stories
The terms “Product Backlog Item” (PBI) and “User Story” are often used in Agile contexts, but they serve different purposes and have distinct characteristics. Before we zoom in on both terms, below is a schematic representation of a product backlog…
Product Owner vs Project Manager
Although Product Owners and Project Managers may have overlapping strengths and skills, these positions have significant differences. At a high level, a Product Owners (PO), typically operate in an agile environment, acting as the voice of the customer, developing the…
As a Scrum Master, are you always the Impediment Remover?
As a Scrum Master you are often at the center of the Agile team, where you are responsible for facilitating the Scrum process and supporting the team to achieve its goals. One of the much-discussed stances of the Scrum Master…
Purpose of Sprint Retrospective
A Sprint Retrospective is a key event in the Scrum framework. The Sprint Retrospective occurs at the end of each sprint, which is a time-boxed iteration usually lasting two to four weeks. The purpose of this retrospective is to enable…
How do you apply Scrum Values in Product Backlog Refinement?
Backlog refinement Backlog refinement is an ongoing activity where the product owner and the Scrum team collaborate to clarify, prioritize, and estimate the product backlog items. To apply Scrum values, you should commit to maintaining a well-defined and well-ordered product backlog that…
How do you apply Scrum Values in Sprint Retrospective?
Sprint Retrospective Sprint retrospective is the event where the Scrum team reflects on their performance and identifies areas of improvement. To apply the Scrum values in sprint retrospective, you must commit to participating actively and honestly, sharing positive and negative experiences, and…
How do you apply Scrum Values in Sprint Review?
Sprint Review Sprint review is the event where the Scrum team presents the product increment to the stakeholders and collects their feedback. To apply the Scrum values in sprint review, you should commit to delivering a potentially releasable product increment…
How do you apply Scrum Values in Daily Scrum?
Daily Scrum Daily scrum is the event where the Scrum team inspects the progress towards the sprint goal and coordinates the work for the next 24 hours. To apply the Scrum values, you should commit to updating the team on your progress,…