In this episode, Professional Scrum Trainer Sam Falco addresses the complaint: "I don't like Scrum because there are too many meetings."

In this week’s episode, Dan Neumann is excited to be joined by someone outside of AgileThought, Yvonne Marcus! Yvonne specializes in teaching home management (which is the process of effectively running a household) with an agile twist. Her mission is to help parents develop flexible home management solutions using agile principles to leave them with more time for themselves, quality family time, less money spent, and a more productive week

In this episode, Professional Scrum Trainer Eric Landes addresses the questions: "Can Scrum and Kanban work together?"

In this episode, Dan Neumann is excited to be joined by special guest, Felipe Castro! Felipe is an expert on OKRs or Objectives and Key Results. He is an OKR trainer, speaker, and author who helps organizations transform how they use goals by adopting OKR! He has even created his own OKR tool called the OKR Cycle which is a simple method to avoid OKR’s most common pitfalls

In this episode, Professional Scrum Trainer Sam Falco addresses the questions: "What does an effective Daily Scrum look like?"

Recently, I saw a great question on Twitter from Ebenezer Ikonne. I love following him because he often asks thought-provoking questions about agility in theory and agility in practice. His question that day was about practice of daily standups. He asked, "Is there anyone in my network who has experienced a standup done well? And possibly consistently?

In this episode, Dan Neumann is back with his co-host and colleague, Sam Falco! Today, they’re discussing whether or not a Scrum Master should be technical. Sam often finds himself being asked about this and has noticed many other people have a strong opinion for arguing either side of the coin. But, there’s more to it than just those two extremes!

In this episode, Professional Scrum Trainer Eric Landes addresses the questions: "Why doesn't Scrum care about good software development?"

In this episode, Professional Scrum Trainer Sam Falco answers the questions: When should we hold our Daily Scrum?

This week, Dan Neumann is joined by his colleague and return guest, Quincy Jordan! Quincy is a Principal Transformation Consultant and Agile Competency Lead who has been with AgileThought for just over two years. Prior to AgileThought, Quincy was the Transformation Lead for Pivotal’s Atlanta Office, where he consulted with clients to help them reach enterprise scale. Quincy also served as a Principal Consultant and Agile Coach at SCRUMstudy.com for over six years

In this episode, Professional Scrum Trainer Sam Falco answers the questions: Are there any types of work which aren’t suitable for Scrum?

Scrum is for Complex Work

Scrum lives in the area of complexity, where more is unknown than is known--about requirements, about how to fulfill them--and we have to apply an empirical approach in order to discover what we need to know and how to solve the problem.