How Kanban Can Supercharge Your Scrum Implementation
Scrum is a powerful framework for delivering value iteratively and incrementally. But in real-world implementations, teams often face challenges such as unpredictable delivery times, work
Seth’s Blog: “Swedish maxim:
There is no bad weather, just bad clothing.”
Scrum is a powerful framework for delivering value iteratively and incrementally. But in real-world implementations, teams often face challenges such as unpredictable delivery times, work
In many organisations adopting agile ways of working, a familiar tension surfaces: “Our finance team says we still need to separate CapEx and OpEx. But
“How small a user story should be?” is a question that every agile team faces eventually. How small is small enough? And when should we
Book a course with a Certified Scrum trainer, for example, ScrumCenter’s. After completion of the course, you will be sent a Scrum Alliance link to
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While there is (as usual) a grain of salt in this, it is mostly rubbish. You cannot dress probably for really rotten weather. You can dress for cold (down to, say, minus five), you can dress for wind. But you cannot dress for cold plus wind plus rain. So it remains to be observed:
There is no such thing as bad weather. But there is ill-advised behaviour.
“Probably”? “Properly” is the correct word! (And BTW, there is bad weather. Really strong storms (the kind that uproots trees and blows away houses) are bad weather.