Scrum.org Community Podcast

In der Scrum.org „Ask A Professional Scrum Trainer“-Serie bietet sich die Möglichkeit, unmittelbar in einer Live-Session mit einem Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) in Kontakt zu treten. Dort bekommst du die drängendsten Fragen zu deinen Herausforderungen und Situationen, mit denen dein Scrum Team konfrontiert ist, beantwortet.Solltest du also dringende Fragen zu Scrum haben, dann ist diese Session für dich!  Triff PST Gregor Stuhldreier zu einer deutschen Ausgabe von “Ask a PST”. 

In this episode - we kick off a new series - Scrum Master Real Talk, where Dave interviews Scrum Masters in the field sharing what they really do! In this episode Yannick van der Wende, a Scrum Master from the Netherlands working at Team Rockstars IT, shares his journey from a Microsoft.NET developer to a Scrum Master, highlighting his experiences at various organizations. He discusses the challenges of transitioning to a Scrum Master role, including managing dependencies in data teams at Ascent Energy and fostering psychological safety. Yannick emphasizes the importance of understanding team dynamics, leveraging ADHD for quick problem-solving, and creating a neurodiverse environment. He advises new Scrum Masters to build psychological safety, understand team goals, and maintain transparency. Yannick also stressed the need for Scrum Masters to adapt to evolving team needs and leverage diverse perspectives for innovative solutions.

In this engaging discussion, Jay Rahman, a Professional Scrum Trainer based in Dubai, and Darrell Fernandes, an IT executive working on AI integration, tackle the fusion of AI with Scrum teams. They emphasize the necessity of maintaining the human element, ensuring essential roles like Product Owners and Scrum Masters are not overshadowed by technology. The duo explores AI's potential to transform team dynamics while highlighting the importance of structured, Agile-aligned approaches, and how LLMs can enhance product management without compromising quality.

Mik Kersten, CTO at Planview and author of "Project to Product," dives into the crucial shift from project-centric to product-driven models. He highlights the importance of executive sponsorship and business alignment for successful transformation. Kersten discusses Vanguard's journey, emphasizing how flow metrics enhance decision-making and alleviate challenges like technical debt. The conversation sparks optimism about integrating agile practices and advanced frameworks like cloud and microservices, positioning them as vital for future organizational advancements.

Ryan Ripley, a Professional Scrum Trainer and expert in Evidence-Based Management, dives into intentional career management. He reveals how applying EBM frameworks can boost employee retention by 30-50%. The conversation includes practical tools like empathy mapping and career canvases, emphasizing co-creation in career development. Personal anecdotes highlight the importance of clear communication during challenging times, and the insights extend to independent consultants seeking to enhance their professional value. It's a dynamic discussion on aligning career aspirations with organizational goals.

In this Ask a PST session, Agile Director, Executive Coach and Professional Scrum Trainer Jay Rahman answers listener questions and offers advice about their Scrum challenges and obstacles. Jay offers strategies for avoiding and recovering from product delivery failures. Jay emphasized the importance of alignment across leadership, management, and teams, and the need for business and technology to work together. He highlights the critical role of Retrospectives in identifying and addressing issues, and the necessity of senior leadership's accountability. Jay also stresses the importance of Product Owners being fully engaged and available, and the value of using OKRs to foster a culture of accountability. He shares practical examples, such as cross-skilling teams to reduce dependencies and leveraging stakeholder metrics to prioritize requirements. Tune in for a thought provoking session!

In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, as a part of our Value Delivered series highlighting Scrum case studies, host Dave West, sits down with Professional Scrum Trainer Mary Iqbal, founder of Rebel Scrum and organizer of Scrum Day Madison. They discuss the agile transformation journey of a leading health insurance provider. Mary shares insights into their shift from a waterfall model to a product-based Agile approach using Scrum, the challenges faced during this transition, and the strategies employed to streamline product ownership and improve delivery processes. Tune in to learn about the importance of defining clear products, empowering teams and fostering a product mindset in large-scale agile implementations.

Ești la început de drum cu Scrum sau vrei să-ți dezvolți experiența în Scrum? Atunci această sesiune este pentru tine.Cu toate că Scrum este ușor și simplu de înțeles, poate fi dificil de aplicat eficient. Seria “Întreabă un Professional Scrum Trainer” te pune în contact cu traineri certificați (PST) de către Scrum.org într-o sesiune live, în care aceștia răspund la cele mai presante întrebări legate de provocările și situațiile cu care se confruntă echipele Scrum.În această sesiune live a “Întreabă un Professional Scrum Trainer”, cei doi PST români, Mihai Olaru și Ciprian Bănică vor fi disponibili pentru a răspunde întrebărilor voastre arzătoare despre Scrum și pentru a discuta provocările pe care voi sau echipele voastre le întâmpinați.

Paul Kuijten and Fredrik Wendt, both Professional Scrum Trainers at Scrum.org, delve into the crucial concept of validation in product ownership. They stress understanding the 'why' behind product features and the shift from traditional requirements to user stories. The duo discusses how continuous experimentation and customer feedback play a vital role in decision-making. They also explore the transformative impact of AI on product development and team dynamics, highlighting the importance of collaboration for product success.

Paul Kuijten, a Professional Scrum Trainer, has been pivotal in developing the Professional Product Ownership capability model. Fredrik Wendt, also a Professional Scrum Trainer, boasts extensive expertise in product ownership. They delve into the 'lead to value' capability, stressing the need for contextual awareness and market alignment. The conversation uncovers the challenges of product definition, emphasizing long-term decision-making and iterative processes. Ultimately, they highlight the importance of leading teams to create genuine value in a dynamic marketplace.