by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Welcome to your first retrospective! Planning and conducting retrospectives is a crucial part of making sure that each sprint ends on a high note and sets your team up for success going forward. This post will walk you through what to expect and...
by Steve Ostermiller (Ed.) Being a new scrum master can be an overwhelming experience, as there is much to learn and numerous challenges to face. It is natural to fall into familiar habits of project management that you may have used in previous roles. However, it is...
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