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#10: Using Surveys to Improve Scrum Team Success The fastest way to take the pulse of a Scrum Team is to (wait for it) ask them. Ask them how it’s going using sentiment surveys at the Sprint Retrospective or through an anonymous survey. |  |
#9: 10 Interview questions for the Scrum Master In this article, we present ten interview questions that will aid you in selecting the perfect Scrum Master for your team. |  |
#8: Characteristics of a Great Product Owner Some of the best Product Owners that I have ever worked with had some characteristics in common. |  |
#7: The Purpose of Estimation in Scrum: Sizing for Sprint Success The purpose of the Sprint is to deliver a done increment of valuable, usable product. In order to get there, it is important that higher ordered Product Backlog items are sized so that they are small enough to be completed within a single Sprint. |  |
#6: Ask a different question at the Daily Scrum Here are 8 new questions that you can ask at the Daily Scrum to help make this event less boring and more collaborative. |  |
#5: How the 12 Principles in the Agile Manifesto work in real life The Agile Manifesto includes four values and 12 principles that describe a better way to approach complex work. In this article, we discuss each of the 12 principles and what they mean in the real world. |  |
#4: How to create a point system for estimating in Scrum According to the 2020 Scrum Guide, “Product Backlog items that the Scrum Team can do within one Sprint are deemed ready for selection in a Sprint Planning event.” But how do you know whether you’ve sized your Product Backlog items such that the team can complete them within one Sprint? In this article, we dive a bit deeper into the most popular estimation technique: relative estimation. |  |
#3: What Does Being a Cross-Functional Team in Scrum Mean? A central feature of the Scrum framework is the concept of a cross-functional team. But what exactly is cross-functionality, and how is it beneficial? Let's explore this topic in an agile software development context. |  |
#2: What is Iterative, Incremental Delivery? The Hunt for the Perfect Example Iterative, incremental delivery is critical to a successful Agile team. Without it, Agile is really just window dressing. In this article, we discuss five analogies that explain incremental delivery. |  |
#1: Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing for Agile teams This article provides an overview of the Tuckman model, which describes the phases that groups of individuals go through when they first begin working together as a team. |  |
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