by Jason Gardner (ed.) In countless team rooms, I hear the same confusion echo across planning sessions: "How many hours is that story point?" It sounds practical. It sounds logical. It also misses the point entirely. Organizations often stall their agility efforts...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) A common point of confusion for teams new to Scrum is the distinction between the product backlog and the sprint backlog. The names sound similar, they both involve lists of work, and they’re both central to Scrum. But conflating the two, or...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) Let’s face it—many daily stand-ups are anything but Agile. They drag. They wander. They turn into status updates or technical rabbit holes. And worst of all, they lose sight of the whole reason they exist: to keep the team aligned and moving...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) In the dynamic world of project management, staying agile is more than a methodology—it's a necessity. The Daily Scrum, a crucial component of Scrum, serves as a beacon for teams navigating the complexities of project development. This post is...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) Regarding software development, the agile methodology of scrum has been proven to be a highly effective approach to project management and team collaboration. However, some project managers and teams may feel hesitant to implement scrum if they...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) In Agile project management, the "Scrum of Scrums" stands out as a pivotal strategy for scaling Agile processes across large-scale projects or multiple teams. This tool fosters collaboration and coordination, ensuring that various Scrum teams...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) In traditional software development, teams are usually divided into two groups: the backend developers and the frontend developers. Both are essential to the success of a project, and they have different responsibilities. backend developers are...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) User stories are an essential part of Agile software development. At their core, they're simple: they're a way to describe the needs and requirements of the users of a software system. But all too often, development teams will write user stories...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) In project management, it is common to encounter challenges that can hinder progress and affect the overall success of a project. These challenges can be referred to as impediments, blockers, or roadblocks. However, these terms are often used...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) Whether you're mastering the art of project management or refining your productivity strategy, Scrum and Kanban are two buzzwords you're bound to encounter. Each with their distinctive benefits and approach, understanding these methods at a...
by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Do you want to create an effective Scrum team that produces successful results? If so, it’s essential to understand the habits and practices of top-performing teams. But where do you start when building the right scrum team culture from scratch?...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) Self Organizing Scrum Team Organizing your team using the Scrum framework for the first time can be daunting, especially if you’re working with professionals who have been accustomed to traditional top-down project management styles. Scrum is an...
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