Agile Leadership
Scrum Values – The Leader’s perspective
How Leaders can create the conditions where Scrum can thrive As mentioned earlier, Scrum is founded on empiricism – transparency, inspection, and adaptation. Empiricism is
How Leaders can create the conditions where Scrum can thrive As mentioned earlier, Scrum is founded on empiricism – transparency, inspection, and adaptation. Empiricism is
I’m encountering more and more people that are trying to solve different kinds of problems with Scrum:
People designing Consumer Goods
Accounting professionals focused on Revenue Accounting
Marketers of many kinds
Healthcare professionals.
I’ve been having some interesting discussions with them that I thought I might share.
Bringing values down to earth
Values and principles can often seem lofty and intangible so many agile practitioners prefer to focus on tools and practices. That’s understandable but unfortunate. Because values and principles have the potential to provide us with clarity and guidance that transcends what practices and frameworks can achieve. Ideally – part of your empiric inspection and adaptation process should explore whether you are living according to your values/principles. To achieve that you can try a value-based retrospective.
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