Scrum.org Community Podcast

Scrum selbst ist ein einfaches Rahmenwerk, das effektive Team-Kollaboration in komplexen Produkt-Umfeldern ermöglicht. Obwohl es leichtgewichtig und einfach zu verstehen ist, ist Scrum schwer zu meistern. Die Scrum.org “Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer”-Serie, bringt Professional Scrum Trainer (PSTs) zu Euch, um Eure dringlichsten Fragen zu den Herausforderungen in Euren Scrum Teams anzupacken.In dieser Episode von “Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer”, beantworten die Professional Scrum Trainer Boris Steiner und Glenn Lamming Fragen über Scrum und die täglichen Herausforderungen Eurer Teams. Wir freuen uns auf einen Austausch mit Euch und hoffen, dass Ihr Coaching-Fragen zu schätzen wisst, die Euch neue Impulse und Ideen liefern. Und vielleicht werden Eure Fragen dadurch nicht weniger aber möglicherweise besser!

Jesse Houwing and Simon Flossmann, Professional Scrum Trainers, discuss updates to the Nexus Guide based on the 2020 Scrum Guide. They cover the impact of product goals and the Nexus Sprint goal, making Nexus activities less prescriptive, and scaling, complexity, and delivering value.

In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on February 11, 2021, PST Venkatesh Rajamani answered some of the toughest Scrum questions from our live audience.

In this podcast Scrum Facilitators  from the Netherlands Sjoerd Kranendonk and Jasper Alblas discuss the new Scrum Guide (version 2020) with Scrum Coaches Steve Trapps and Andy Hiles from the UK.Topics:Even less prescriptive One Team focused on one productIntroduction of the Product GoalCommitments: home for Sprint Goal, Definition of Done and Product GoalSelf-managing over self-organizing

In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on November 11, 2020, PST Matt Dominici answered some of the toughest Scrum questions from our live audience.

In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on August 15, 2019, PST Martin Hinshelwood answered Scrum related questions including:- Do you need a technical background to practice Scrum?- What should the budgeting model be for an agile initiative?- Should the Scrum Master always remove impediments?- Do you use Liberating Structures in your scrum events? Which ones and how do you use them?- How do you handle conflicts between 2 people and one of them is a disciplinarian?

When should you use Scrum? Kanban? Maybe even DevOps? You don’t have to choose: Scrum Teams improve when they look at flows inside and outside their Sprints from a Lean/Kanban perspective. In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on September 5, 2019, PST Yuval Yeret answered the audience's Kanban/Flow/Scrum questions. 

In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on October 16, 2019, PST Rich Visotcky answered questions from the audience including: - How can a Scrum Master with several Scrum Teams can manage different locations if they are in different buildings?- What are some of your favorite Retrospective exercises?-What are your thoughts on Scrumban?-What can the Product Owner do if the Development Team is requiring very detailed tasks?

In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on December 11, 2020, PST Pawel Mysliwiec answered questions about story points, estimating, the Scrum Roles, the Scrum events, scaling, using Scrum with Kanban and more!

In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer originally recorded on February 6, 2020 PST Punit Doshi answered questions about challenges that Scrum teams are facing, and provides answers to these following questions and more:Can you share tips on estimation?What was the most challenging for you as Scrum Master?Why do you focus on products over projects in Scrum?Who is responsible for delivering metrics?Is it important for developers to take the PSD training course?