A little respect for the Scrum Master
I spend my days working with software developers and helping them get work done better, faster, and with higher quality than they did before. This week,
I wanted to take some time to
commitment
Sharpening the saw for the scrum master
Being a scrum master is a calling. It isn’t like being a catholic priest but is certainly is a calling because you are leading change in your organization. It is not easy
These facts are holding back your agile adoption.
Once in a while, I see something, and it inspires me. I get fired up and feel like ranting into the night like some crazed deviant looking for windmills to joust. This week,
History is NOT over! It is just getting warmed up.
t is a special anniversary of sorts. Twenty-five years ago I walked commencement for my undergraduate degree from Illinois State University. Five years ago, I received my Masters in Management from University of
The Agile reformation coming to a cubicle near you.
The first time I discuss agile being a reformation instead of a revolution.