Structured WorkshopWorking on a Scrum Team
Help the whole Scrum team build a shared approach to roles, planning, refinement, collaboration, and finishing valuable work together.
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Delivery formats vary by workshop; see the comparison details below.
Best For
Scrum teams that understand the basics but need stronger alignment, more consistent practices, and better results under real delivery conditions.
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How The Time Is Used
Participants learn through concise teaching, team discussions, planning scenarios, backlog exercises, and practical decisions drawn from Scrum work.
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Structure
A core Scrum-team curriculum with highly configurable emphasis, examples, exercises, and sequencing.
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Typical Duration
Two full days, four half days, or four weekly three-hour Team Improvement Sprints.
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Use Of Your Real Work
Team examples, product context, backlog items, planning challenges, and working agreements are incorporated wherever they make the learning more useful.
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Detailed Content
Detailed Agenda
- Scrum Overview
- Agile
- Scrum
- Why Scrum Works
- The Development Team
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Self-Organizing
- Cross-Functional
- Collaborating During Sprints
- Component and Feature Teams
- Navigating Team Conflict
- Becoming a High-Performing Team
- The Scrum Master
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Helping the Team
- Combined with Other Roles
- The Product Owner
- What Is a Product Owner?
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Business Analysts
- Product Managers
- Managers
- Role of Managers in Scrum
- Product Backlog
- Responsibilities and Attributes
- User Stories, Job Stories, and Technical Stories
- Acceptance Criteria
- Story Writing and Refinement
- Story Splitting
- Sprinting
- The Role of Design
- Collaborating
- Responding to Change
- Definition of Done
- Definition of Ready?
- Estimating
- Relative Estimating
- Story Points
- Affinity Estimation
- Planning Poker
- Planning
- Estimating Velocity
- Fixed-Date Planning
- Sprint Planning
- The Sprint Goal
- Capacity-Driven Sprint Planning
- Velocity-Driven Sprint Planning
- Daily Scrum
- Guidelines
- Two Different Approaches
- Online Daily Scrums
- Sprint Review
- Inputs and Outputs
- Conducting the Review
- Guidelines
- Sprint Retrospective
- Participants
- Running Useful Retros
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Still Unsure Which Fits?
Choose Working on a Scrum Team when a team wants a highly configurable course focused on the roles, practices, and delivery challenges most important to how they work together.
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