My tech friend said to me, “You’ve become quite the Scrum advocate.” My housemate rolled his eyes and said “Yes, you already told me about Scrum.” My roommate’s voice came out of the dark and…
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Agile Bookshelf and an Agile Mindset
Agile Bookshelf and an Agile Mindset There is an ever-growing list of books in the world today, but how do we find the ones that impact us? We had our product owner, Diane H Leonard,…
What Does Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Mean in a Nonprofit Organization?
Minimum viable product — or MVP — is one of the most powerful and frequently misunderstood concepts from the Agile and Scrum world when applied to nonprofits. Rather than a shortcut or a rush to…
2020 Scrum Guide
In the Scrum Trainer community, many of us refer to the Scrum Guide as “the rule book” that all Scrum teams need to follow and then the nuances of your organizational cadence, culture, and approach…
We Need Not Wait to See What Others Do
The story of my Agile journey always starts with the LONG family car trip where my spouse Erich (also a Scrum Trainer through Scrum Inc and coach/trainer with Agile in Nonprofits!) and I first listened…