Lessons from Barbie for When a Project Absolutely Must Succeed Discover 4 lessons from Barbie that can help your agile project succeed.
The Surprising Cost of Bad Estimates Bad plans lead to many well-known problems. Teams deliver later than expected. Or the budget is blown by…
Agile Spikes Deliver Knowledge So Teams Can Deliver Products Discover what spikes are and how teams use them to gain the knowledge they need to succeed.
Short Answers to Big Questions about Agile Leaders Discover 3 things that define agile leaders and explore their role in change and learning.
User Stories: How to Create Story Maps Story maps help to create a shared understanding of the product, visualize user needs, and elicit user story ideas. Discover how to create your own.
What Does a Product Owner Do, When, and Why? Ever wondered what product owners do? Have you scratched your head, wondering when they do it all, and why? If so, this blog is for you.
Are Agile and Scrum Dead? Have you heard the rumor that agile is dead, and Scrum along with it? Join me as I ponder the truth behind all the chatter.
SPIDR: Five Simple but Powerful Ways to Split User Stories Splitting user stories is hard. Here are the only five techniques you need to be able to slice any user story into small, manageable chunks of work.
Working on an Agile Team: 9 Lessons from The Princess Bride We can learn so much from books and movies! Enjoy these 9 takeaways about working on agile teams from The Princess Bride.
Short Answers to Your Big Questions about Scrum Masters Mike answers three common questions about Scrum Masters, including who Scrum Masters report to.
Can the Product Owner and the Scrum Master Be the Same Person? Discover what pirates have to teach us about why the ScrumMaster and product owner require different skills, and different people.
Lost in Translation: When Clear Writing Isn’t Clearly Understood When writing falls short of communicating a message: Two stories that prove the point.
