Episodes
5
Latest episode
Jan 2024
Language
EN
Welcome to Scrum Simplified, the podcast that demystifies Scrum. From common misconceptions, fundamentals to advanced topics, we cover them all in short 10–20-minute episodes. So, whether you are a Scrum newbie or have been using Scrum for a while, this podcast will bring you closer to mastering Scrum the right way!
Sprint Planning initiates a sprint in Scrum. It is all about the 'Why', the 'What' and the 'How' for the sprint - the shared purpose that guides the Scrum teams' efforts. If you found this episode useful, please don't forget to share it with others, thank you!
Sprints are the heartbeat of Scrum, driving continuous delivery and incremental progress towards a project's goals. They provide a structured framework for collaboration, adaptation, and improvement, empowering teams to deliver value in a timely and efficient manner. Sprints are not just about delivering features; they are about fostering a culture of collaboration, transparency, and continuous improvement. By embracing the principles of Scrum, teams can unlock their potential, achieve remarkable results, and deliver value that truly matters.
Sprint retrospectives are a mandatory event in Scrum and marks the end of the Sprint. It is the event for the Scrum team to conduct an internal inspection and adaptation in its quest for continuous improvement. In this episode, we talk about what retros are, how they can be run, common misconceptions and dysfunctions around them as well as some tips and tricks to make your retrospectives better. Retrospectives can be as simple as a Lean Coffee event or as involved as you want it to be. So where will you take your next retrospective? Scrum Guide - 2020-Scrum-Guide-US.pdf (scrumguides.org) Here's the link to the Esther Derby and Diane Larsen book - Agile Retrospectives – Making Good Teams Great (Pragmatic Programmers): Amazon.co.uk: Derby, Esther, Larsen, Diana, Schwaber, Ken: 9780977616640: Books
Have you used Spikes in an Agile team? Do you know what exactly they are used for and the best practices around using them? Do you find your team overusing spikes? It's time to delve deep into Spikes and gain a better understanding of what they are, when to use them and how to use them.
Ever get confused with the terms Agile and Scrum? Think they are the same thing? Think you have to use sprints to be Agile? Well, think again. Learn the basics in this episode where I go into what Agile means, what Scrum is and how they are related. Links- https://agilemanifesto.org for the Agile manifesto. Https://scrumguides.org for the Scrum Guide.
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