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4 Dimensions for Scrum Mastery

Stephanie Ockerman

I often end my Scrum training classes with this quote from Ken Schwaber, "Scrum takes two days to learn and a lifetime to master.” So [...]

The Art of Product Backlog Refinement

Stephanie Ockerman

A common question I hear is, "How much Product Backlog refinement should we do and how much detail should be in the Product Backlog?" Well, [...]

5 Powerful Things About the Sprint

Stephanie Ockerman

The Sprint is one of the five Scrum events. In my Professional Scrum Courses, this is the event that people often forget about because it [...]

Top 10 Reasons You Should NOT Attend My Professional Scrum Product Owner Course in Seattle

Stephanie Ockerman

In case you are still on the fence about attending my Scrum Product Owner training course in Seattle, I've put together the top 10 reasons [...]

Top 10 Reasons to Attend My Professional Scrum Product Owner Course in Seattle

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In case you are still on the fence about attending my Scrum Product Owner training course in Seattle, I've put together the top 10 reasons [...]

4 Questions to Ask When You Want to Modify Scrum

Stephanie Ockerman

I frequently hear about people wanting to modify Scrum. This usually comes up because the transparency is painful, charge is hard, and being stuck by [...]

Scrum, luck, and product development

Stephanie Ockerman

Scrum is often referred to as the art of the possible. I love this phrase. In this post, I take the concept further to explore [...]

3 Reasons Values Matter for You and Your Team

Stephanie Ockerman

As human beings, we each have values. Values matter in all aspects of our lives, including how we interact in teams. Read these 3 reasons [...]

Scrum Myths: Scrum projects are faster and cheaper

Stephanie Ockerman

Let's debunk the Scrum myth that Scrum projects are faster and cheaper. This myth misses the point of Scrum. It sets teams up for failure. [...]

Who is the servant-leader?

Stephanie Ockerman

Servant leadership is a crucial and often misunderstood concept in agile and Scrum. Many people think it simply means to help others solve problems. And [...]

Scrum Myths: There is no planning in Scrum

Stephanie Ockerman

Let's debunk the Scrum myth that there is no planning in Scrum. In reality, there is a lot of planning in Scrum if done well. [...]

Scrum Myths: Daily Scrum is a status meeting

Stephanie Ockerman

In this post, I debunk the Scrum Myth that the Daily Scrum is a status meeting. This myth undermines the effectiveness of Scrum in major [...]

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4 Dimensions for Scrum Mastery

The Art of Product Backlog Refinement

5 Powerful Things About the Sprint

Top 10 Reasons You Should NOT Attend My Professional Scrum Product Owner Course in Seattle

Top 10 Reasons to Attend My Professional Scrum Product Owner Course in Seattle

4 Questions to Ask When You Want to Modify Scrum

Scrum, luck, and product development

3 Reasons Values Matter for You and Your Team

Scrum Myths: Scrum projects are faster and cheaper

Who is the servant-leader?

Scrum Myths: There is no planning in Scrum

Scrum Myths: Daily Scrum is a status meeting

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