Scrum Under Siege

Scrum Under Siege

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Scrum Under Siege episodes

  • Interview - Doug the Tech Lead

    Not all agile developers are created equal. Some have more experience and have people skills. We call these developers Tech Leads. Doug and Jack interview an agile Tech Lead. His name is Doug and he agreed to do an interview as long as he got to talk about Wisconsin sports. We end the podcast with talking about badger and Packer football.

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    28 min
  • Why did the octopus laugh?
    Scrum Under Siege endorses dad jokes to keep things light and fun. Listen to this 2 minute podcast as I share my the top dad jokes with our awesome listeners.
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    3 min
  • Looking for a Agile BSA
    Are you having problem with finding an Agile BSA or BA? We are here to provide guidance on what to look for when interviewing potential candidates. 
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    8 min
  • Looking for a Product Owner
    Ever needed a little advice when looking for a Product Owner, then we are here to help. This episode is about what you need to look for and some suggestions to improve your interviews to find the perfect candidate for your team.
    15 min
  • Looking for a Scrum Master

    Hiring a Scrum Master can be difficult due to the work experience Scrum Masters have. Do they understand what servant leadership is? Did their former companies even allow them to be servant leaders? Doug and Jack pontificate on how to look for a Scrum Master. Doug also points out that Scrum Masters seeking a job can use this advice as well.

    20 min
  • Interview with a Business Agility Coach

    Erin is a Business Agility Coach. Doug and Jack were curious what a Business Agility Coach was so an interview was conducted. Erin tells us what she does, what value she adds and who her customers are. Since the interview was done on Jack's porch, you also get to hear Jack rattle ice in his drink, airplanes, and possibly some kid riding his bike.

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    32 min
  • Projects projects projects
    Sometimes an agile team doesn't have time to complete any work because they have to many projects on their plate. The obvious solution to this is to prioritize the work. This podcast gets into that a bit but talks about why agile teams find themselves in this mess.
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    15 min
  • No Scrum Master available atm
    Somewhere out there is a team that wants to do agile but the resources are not available to do it the conventional way. One of the corners that gets cut is having a Scrum Master. We are biased and don't recommend doing this but we do realize the reality of the real world and say you can do agile without a full time Scrum Master. Listen to a few tips on how to do this.
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    11 min
  • Release Planning
    One of the big advantages of story mapping, estimating, understanding velocity and what it takes to release is the ability to generate a relatively accurate estimated release date. Listen to how the pieces of the puzzle fit together.
    14 min
  • Edward Edgecase
    Story Mapping is a team meeting that helps educate the team on what is needed while also allowing people to ask questions and fill in any missed gaps. It is a good thing but can get sidetracked when people start asking to map out edge cases. We talk about a few different edge cases scenarios that can happen and what to do when they appear in your story mapping session.
    13 min

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Come learn about what Agile coaches don't tell you in the real world. We will give you pointers to make your own Scrum teams better.