Being a Dungeon Master Prepares You To Be a Scrum Master
When I was a kid, maybe eight years old, something magical happened to me. It was a sunny day. My parents had put a sliding
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In this case study, Paul Bultmann, shares how OKRs are more than just a goal-setting framework. He explores how OKRs led to organizational change, and how we can apply these strategies to drive change in our organizations.
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1️⃣ 1️⃣ Ways to improve your retrospective via @agile42 | Joanne Perold shares ✏️ tips to make your retros successful in promoting team and organizational change. https://t.co/bVpndbGBqP #prodmgmt https://t.co/LSzJYlKL2m
Martin von Weissenberg shares, "A Scrum Master who doesn't care just isn't a good Scrum Master."
What do you think makes a good #ScrumMaster? https://t.co/OYVMpm0l2K
What do you think makes a good #ScrumMaster? https://t.co/OYVMpm0l2K
As a lifelong gamer, Burt Hopkins shares how Dungeons and Dragons can prepare you for business (yes, you read that right). Even more remarkably, how being the Emcee of a D&D game—a Dungeon Master—will prepare you for being a great Scrum Master!
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This course will help you to make the most of Scrum and brush up on your existing knowledge. It includes facilitation guidelines for Scrum Events and Product Backlog refinement, as well as tips for creating a Definition of Done and a Working Agreement.
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