This instructor-led class is intended to help Product Owners be more effective in their role. Through a combination of presentation, discussion, and hands-on activities, attendees will learn the responsibilities and preferred practices of being the member of the Scrum Team who drives the value.
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Get more informationThe course includes several important topics for Product Owner. Each topic contains slides, discussions, and team-based activities. 1. The Scrum Framework ✓ The Scrum Gide ✓ The Scrum Framework ✓ Roles, events, artifacts ✓ Professional Scrum 4. Product Backlog Refinement (part 2) ✓ Agile estimation ✓ Practice: wall/affinity estimation ✓ Practice: planning poker ✓ Tracking and handling technical debt 2. Myths and Misconceptions ✓ Requirements and documentation ✓ Analysis and planning ✓ Culture and successful organizations 5. Getting “Done” ✓ Definition of “done” ✓ Expectations and limits of the Product Owner ✓ Undone work 3. Product Backlog Refinement (part 1) ✓ User stories ✓ Acceptance criteria ✓ Reducing waste in requirements ✓ Definition of “ready 6. Improving as a Team ✓ Working as a Scrum Team ✓ Common dysfunctions ✓ Collaborating with the Development Team ✓ Becoming a high-performance team
This course was designed by Richard Hundhausen, a Professional Scrum Trainer, co-creator of the Scaled Professional Scrum framework (the Nexus), and author of books on software development.
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