A scrum master should do more than punch a clock.
As we head into summer, it is a good time to reflect on the first half of the year. I am going through numerous personal and professional changes. My role is going to
Edward J Wisniowski
Ed Wisniowski is a software development veteran. He specializes in improving organization product ownership, helping developers become better artisans, and attempting to scale agile in organizations.
Process is a lame excuse
One of the central tenants of the agile manifesto is responding to change over following a plan. For someone with a background in science or engineering it seems commonsense. Sadly, many people in
When to hang it up
Last week, I spoke about “struggle” and what it meant. It inspired a strong reaction from a few people. Watching this reaction, it dawned on me that I was witnessing a conversation I
Being a scrum master is about struggle.
Some careers are prestigious. Others people have high paying careers. Finally, there are plenty of people who define their careers based of the daily struggles they give. This week after a long three
Failure is the starting point for success.
I am a scrum master which always raises questions when I talk about it at family gatherings and dinner parties. People ask me what I do for a living and when I tell