Collaborative Leadership Team’s Angela Johnson, Certified Scrum Trainer, shares perspective in this post about Stepping Up, Stepping Back or Stepping Out. A big miss in choosing to adopt Scrum as the new way to do work is just that:  it’s a new way to do work.  In other words, there is still work to do.

Christian Antoine, Agile coach and instructor in Minneapolis, MN, is often asked how to stop the ‘drinking from the fire hose’ feeling at work. Do you feel as though you are trying to keep 20 plates spinning at work? How does it feel to juggle so many things?  Do you feel productive?

Craig Larman is dedicated to reduce suffering in product development. This video introduces Craig Larman and how he is serving the people in product development and incorporating Agile and Scrum. Over the last 10 years Craig Larman and his partner Bas Vodde have worked with a variety of companies and organizations by helping them adopt.

LeSS (Large-Scale Scrum) is the simple high-impact framework for scaling lean and agile development designed to optimize the whole system. It’s based on over a decade of adoptions in many big groups worldwide (e.g., see case studies).

You are a ScrumMaster for a personal care products company.  You and the other ScrumMasters have formed a Community of Practice, getting together periodically to share coaching tips to improve how you serve your Development Teams, your Product Owners and the Organization at large.