Episode 3 "Empiricism"

If you're an Aspiring Scrum Master, then this episode is for you. I talk about some practical ways and communities you can get experience with.

We take a quick look at the Definition of Done. How teams know when work is really truly DONE!!!

I take a quick look at the Definition of Ready, not in the Scrum Guide, but still really helpful to teams.

We don't like it, but Conflict happens when humans work side by side. Here's a few tips on what to do, and what not to do based on my many failings as a human being on this planet.

The Scrum values of commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect are essential pillars that support the structure of the Scrum Framework, guiding the behaviours and actions of everyone involved in the Scrum team. Today I take a quick look at "Respect"

The Scrum values of commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect are essential pillars that support the structure of the Scrum Framework, guiding the behaviours and actions of everyone involved in the Scrum team. Today I take a quick look at "Openness"

The Scrum values of commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect are essential pillars that support the structure of the Scrum Framework, guiding the behaviours and actions of everyone involved in the Scrum team. Today I take a quick look at "Focus"

The Scrum values of commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect are essential pillars that support the structure of the Scrum Framework, guiding the behaviours and actions of everyone involved in the Scrum team. Today I take a quick look at "Courage"

The Scrum values of commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect are essential pillars that support the structure of the Scrum Framework, guiding the behaviours and actions of everyone involved in the Scrum team. Today I take a quick look at "Commitment"

Empiricism in Scrum is an approach whereby the team continuously learns and improves from mistakes. In Scrum, empiricism means that the team makes decisions and changes based on what the customer is actually experiencing, rather than what the developers intended them to experience