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A New Spin, er, Flip on the Pennies Exercise

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Jason — 2 Comments ↓

Here are some new techniques on an classic agile game to help new agile teams understand differences between waterfall and agile. Continue reading →

Posted in Coaching tips | Tagged fun and games, training | 2 Replies

Is There Value in Scrum Certification?

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Jason — 1 Comment ↓

There are some widely varying opinions on the validity of Scrum certification but I think, much like any education, it’s not the sole means of determining qualification for a position. Continue reading →

Posted in Coaching tips, Scrum Tips | Tagged csm, training | 1 Reply

Delivering Value Fast – The Retrospective

Posted on September 10, 2008 by Jason — No Comments ↓

6% left on my battery and no power cord in site so I’ll be brief.  The workshop didn’t get into tactics or execution details but it gave me and the team members a great insight into the product owner role.  Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged product management, training | Leave a reply

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