This title does not seem to fit with today’s mantra of building teams, creating high performing teams, spinning up Agile teams, now does it?  Yet it seems to be a popular choice for those trying to teach the fundamentals of teamwork.

You have worked many years with the team before you became their ScrumMaster. Everyone gets along and when you look at where the team started compared to where they are now, you do see progress is albeit painstakingly slow (it seems).

Collaborative Leadership Team (a Certified Agile Consultancy in Minneapolis, MN shares our thoughts about the opportunities Sprint Reviews give us that go beyond a simple demonstration of work.

It was so much fun, we did it again the next day!  Collaborative Leadership Team and Keyot sponsored Scrum Inc.’s Joe Justice and Joel Riddle to lead us in an eXtreme Build Parties this week.  CLT and Keyot brought our clients together for the experience ranging from those who have heard about Scrum to those who have been working this way for years.

Why a Build Party?

• As Agile and Scrum move into the mainstream, people are using this approach to build many other things – beyond software.
• Build Parties are perfect for introducing agile concepts to an organization or to help practiced teams re-launch.
• Because attendees apply the Scrum framework to solve complex problems, build parties are a terrific way to win buy-in about agile practices.
• No Agile experience or automotive background is necessary.