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Is Shape Up better than Scrum?
About three years ago, when our public platform engineering team at Stack started growing, we realized that we needed a more robust formal project management system that could scale with all the creativity coming on board. That's when we started looking at formal, by-the-book frameworks to empower and coach our teams to their fullest potential. We landed on Agile and Scrum. Admittedly, our development team was nervous about implementing Scrum and Agile at first. So we focused on the goals of introspection and accountability rather than the rigidness of enforcement.Agile and Scrum get a lot of hate. But is that their fault or are you doing it wrong?We talked about this on the podcast a few years ago, when Ben, Paul, and Sara wondered, “Is Scrum making you a worse engineer?” It's about providing support—not punishing people. Done right, Agile and Scrum can be a force of freedom and autonomy when they start with trust.Connect with Shanda and Jon on LinkedIn.We conclude with a big high five to Lifeboat badge winner jminkler for their answer to how to create an Instagram share link in PHP (thank you).‘Til next time.
Summary Have you lost control over your development sprints? Is SCRUM just wild theory for you, and you're not sure if you're doing it right? Today’s guest is Sohrab Salimi, founder of SCRUM Academy and a certified SCRUM coach. He will guide and give us helpful advice.through the most common mistakes startup teams make when […]
As a follow-up to https://www.meta-cast.com/episode/episode-192-bob-is-done-with-scrum (Episode 192), we adopt a similar stance to https://www.meta-cast.com/episode/episode-193-youre-a-scrum-master-now-what (Episode 193) and take a "now what?" stance. In 192, Bob was really fired up about some issues he sees across the agile world. What should our listeners do with that info? This episode attacks that question head-on. Is Scrum really that bad? Is Scrum even the issue? What do you think? Let's discuss!!! Keep The Conversation Going: We love our community. We love interacting with our community even more, and our Discord server is the place for that! Give us feedback, bring up topic ideas, or just ask few questions. We're here to help! Join our community now! Help Us Spread The Word: Love our content? Help us out by sharing on social media, rating our podcast/episodes on https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/meta-cast-podcast-for-software/id356489089?mt=2 (iTunes), or giving to our https://www.patreon.com/metahyphencast (Patreon) campaign. Every time you give, in any way, you empower our mission of helping as many agilists as possible. Thanks for sharing! Support this podcast
In another episode recorded in the "before times", Travis talks about finding the balance between not enough and too much process. Is Scrum too much process? How do you tell when process is designed to help versus be a remote control for a team? What if the process is being blamed for other problems? They discuss the signals that tell you when a process isn't working for you and when to modify existing processes versus throw them out.Notes:Extreme Programming Explained by Kent Beckhttps://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Programming-Explained-Embrace-Change/dp/0321278658Scrum Guide ™ ™ ™ ® ® ®https://www.scrumguides.org/index.htmlTaylorism (Scientific Management)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_management
Is Scrum the best approach to use for every Microsoft Business Application? No! Join me, as we explore the Stacey and Cynefin models that help us make judgements about which types of applications are suited to a Scrum approach and which aren't.
Shownotes Dit keer hebben we geen gasten, maar een speciale “hosts only” aflevering. Hij is extra lang geworden met een paar verrassing erin. Dus ga vooral luisteren! Want we gaan ze niet verklappen in de shownotes ;)Een special shout out gaat naar Farhaz “Hazzie” Hofman. Hij heeft ons geholpen met de opname, en sterker nog zonder hem had deze aflevering niet tot stand kunnen komen. Dus ga vooral ook zijn eigen podcast checken : HazcastEn bedankt Aviva Solutions voor het hosten van de opname. Links Advent of Code Boeken We gebruiken Justbooks.nl links zodat je zelf kunt bepalen waar je het boek wilt kopen. The Pragmatic Programmer - ISBN 978-0-1359-5705-9 - justbooks Design Patterns -ISBN 978-0201633610 - justbooks Head First Design Patterns: A Brain-Friendly Guide - ISBN 9780596007126 - justbooks The Phoenix Project - ISBN 978-0988262591 - justbooks The Unicorn Project - ISBN 978-1942788768 - justbooks Last and First Men - ISBN: 978-1-85798-806-2 - justbooks Onderwerpen 00:00:00 - Intro 00:05:44 - CodeKlets retro 00:09:01 - Pauline's WTF over OTAP & Gitflow 00:19:00 - Dennis houdt zich bij eigen vakgebied 00:35:34 - Is Scrum dood? 00:49:40 - Tech nieuws 01:07:55 - AirBnBs anti-party device 01:16:37 - FaceBooks afgeslankte messenger app 01:26:34 - Boeken tips & besprekingen 02:09:24 - Outro Find out more at http://codeklets.nl
Should Scrum Teams revolt against creating "plans"? Are Scrum Teams supposed to not look further than their current Sprint? Is Scrum a "happy go lucky" way of building products, not planning ahead in any way, shape or form? In this episode we bust the myth that Scrum doesn't like planning and plans.We love to share our materials. Please help us by supporting our work. You can do so by giving us a thumbs-up on the platform you're listening on. Or follow us on Twitter, Medium or LinkedIn (Barry & Christiaan).This podcast is an audio recording of this post on Medium: http://bit.ly/2YVvLSpFollow us on Medium:https://medium.com/the-liberatorsOr check out our upcoming events at:https://theliberators.com/eventsDonate to support our workhttps://bit.ly/supportheliberatorsSupport the show (https://bit.ly/supportheliberators)
In one of my recent Certified Scrum Master classes, I had a number of students who were working on projects involving migrating from a legacy data warehouse to new data warehouses. Figuring out how to apply Scrum to the work they were doing presented a number of challenges and left some open questions. Here are two examples of the data related topics that showed up in the Parking Lot: How do I apply Scrum to data factory? As a Data Architect, I want to learn how Scrum applies to data factory so I can be part of a successful Dev. Team In talking with the students about the work they were doing, I was left with a question: Is Scrum really the best option for this type of work? While I'm able to understand the challenges they face—both with the work and applying Scum in this situation—my background does not include the necessary work experience to speak to this topic with any level of authority. Fortunately, at LeadingAgile I have many experts I can reach out to when I run into situations like this. LeadingAgile Senior Consultant, Dave Nicolette, was kind enough to spend some time digging into this topic with me. If you are working on large scale data-related projects and trying to figure out how to use Agile to get the work done, this week’s SoundNotes should offer you some valuable tips. Contacting Dave Nicolette LeadingAgile: https://www.leadingagile.com/guides/dave-nicolette/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/davenicolette LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davenicolette/ Contacting Dave Prior If you’d like to contact Dave you can reach him at: LeadingAgile: https://www.leadingagile.com/guides/dave-prior/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrsungo Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrsungo Email: dave.prior@leadingagile.com If you have a question you’d like to submit for an upcoming podcast, please send them to dave.prior@leadingagile.com And if you're interested in taking one of our upcoming Certified ScrumMaster or Certified Scrum Product Owner classes, you can find all the details at https://www.leadingagile.com/our-gear/training/
Is Scrum really the magical project finishing formula that author Jeff Sutherland says it is? Joe & Mike share their own Scrum stories and point out the pitfalls in this episode covering Bookworm’s most requested book. Links – 10% Happier – JIRA – Freedom – Whims at Work – OmniFocus – Faith-Based Productivity – Personal Retreat […]
What happens when you apply agile practices to managing your family life? Is Scrum a good way to manage kids and their busy schedules? Agile expert David Starr from Scrum.org talks to Scott about implementing agile in his family.
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