Join V. Lee Henson, President and Founder of AgileDad as we explore the right way to write a User Story: Identify The Target Persona
Understand BDD & HDD
INVEST in Good Stories
Write Strong Acceptance Criteria

Join our Agile Experts Roxana Radulescu & Veronica Stewart as we discuss the modern workplace and what it means to Agile. Roxana Radulescu 15+ years in corporate learning & development executive level, top legal consulting, now Founder of All Personal training, coaching & consulting, working with millennial emerging leaders to help them become dream bosses and build dream teams. Find out more about Roxana’s work at https://personalskillscoach.com/.Veronica Stewart 15+ years working with agile transformations within companies, Founder of Ingenious Agile and an Enterprise Agility Coach| OKRs |Business Agility & Performance Coaching. Find out more about Veronica’s work at https://ingeniousagile.com/They are co-hosts of the Game Changing Work Live Show, where it’s all about transforming the modern workplace. Join them live on their LinkedIn profiles and subscribe to the Game Changing Work YouTube channel.Website: https://www.gamechangingwork.com/

Join V. Lee Henson, President and Founder of AgileDad as we pay tribute on this 20th anniversary of the September 11th destruction at the World Trade Center and The Pentagon.

Join V. Lee Henson as we review the top 10 things that you need to make part of your everyday ritual!1) Put your phone on airplane mode before you go to sleep at night
2) Meditate everyday for at least 10 minutes
3) Stretch Everyday... or do yoga, pilates, etc. 
4) Practice gratitude daily
5) Keep a daily journal
6) Watch what you eat - Eat to live.. 
7) Habit forming & habit tracking is a good thing
8) Live Slow and enjoy the ride
9) Listen to one podcast per day - Make it this one
10) Drink at least 8 glasses of water per day
11) Exercise for 30 minutes - (Its a bonus!)

What are the most important aspects of an Epic? In today's episode, Sara Bierman, Business Agility Coach for AgileDad, shares her top 3 must haves for every Epic. 

• Goal/Problem Statement
• Customer/End User Experience
• Targeted release date/timeline

Join V. Lee Henson as we explore the top things that people try to handoff to the scrummaster that are not their responsibilities: 1) ScrumMaster works as a proxy between the team and everyone else
2) The ScrumMaster is NOT the sole person to remove impediments
3) ScrumMasters should NOT be the daily scrum manager or lead
4) The ScrumMaster is not the teams administrative assistant or secratary
5) ScrumMasters should never be the Product Owner
6) The ScrumMaster is NEVER the Quality Gatekeeper
7)  ScrumMasters are not responsible for monitoring control
8) The ScrumMaster is NOT your chief planning architect
9) ScrumMasters do NOT control the teams schedule - they are NOT the manager

In this edition of The Agile Expert Series we join the very AMAZING Agile Coach and Co-Creator of the Agile Disrupted Podcast Tabassun Haque where we discuss definition of customer needs and the psychology behind wants and needs in general. About Tabassun, In her own words: Being someone not of arrogance but of sincerity, who only takes pride in the work that is accomplished through a driven sense of determination and perseverance; while knowing that no task nor job is perceived without loyalty and absolute dedication. If I’m confident upon anything as a professional, it is that whatever task I pursue, I wholeheartedly and effectively pursue it with flying colors.

Certified servant leader and true advocate for the Agile Manifesto.

In honor of my daughter becoming a teenager, I thought it would be neat to share another moment in time where the world stopped. I also tied in a more recent local story that helped me believe in humanity once again. Judge not lest ye be judged.

Many organizations that are fairly large in size have both product owners and product managers. Is this ok? What is the difference? What is their associated list of responsibilities? How can I best organize my RACI card so I know who to turn to? Join V. Lee Henson as we explore this interesting topic and help you see the light! Are you the Train Driver or the Track Builder?

What are the most important aspects of a User Story? In today's episode, Sara Bierman, Business Agility Coach for AgileDad, shares her top 3 must haves for every User Story. User StatementAssumptionsAcceptance Criteria