What 5 things must you achieve before you call yourself an agilecoach. Part 3
What 5 things must you achieve before you call yourself an agilecoach. Part 3 Martin Hinshelwood walks us through the third thing you must achieve before you can call yourself an #agilecoach
What is the most useful element of the APS course for beginner Scrum Teams?
What is the most useful element of the APS course for beginner Scrum Teams? Mastering Scrum Complexity: Navigate the Agile Landscape
Most Common Thing You Hear in a PSPO Course?
Common Comments from the PSPO Course Over the years teaching the PSPO course, I’ve heard one recurring sentiment from many Product Owners that goes something like this: “We don’t have that kind of control.”
Most Common Thing You Hear in a PSPO Course?
Common Comments from the PSPO Course Over the years teaching the PSPO course, I’ve heard one recurring sentiment from many Product Owners that goes something like this: “We don’t have that kind of control.”
Most Common Thing You Hear in a PSM 1 Course?
“But in the Real World…” I’ve been guiding numerous students through the nuances of PSM 1, and there’s a recurring phrase I often hear, which is, “But in the real world…” 🌍
Scrum Master versus seasoned Agile Coach?
Scrum Master vs. Seasoned Agile Coach: What Sets Them Apart? The Scrum Master and the Agile Coach are two roles integral to the Agile universe.
Agile Training versus Agile Consulting
Why Both Are Hard-Hitting but in Different Ways Have you ever thought about how Agile Training and Agile Consulting each deliver impactful results but target distinct aspects of organisational improvement? 🤔
Agile Coach Versus Professional Coach
Agile Coach vs. Professional Coach Have you ever wondered what sets an Agile Coach apart from a Professional Coach and what the crucial difference is?
What is a definition of done? Why is it so important?
What is a definition of done? Why is it so important? Unlocking the Power of Definition of Done in Scrum: A Deep Dive
Why Are a Scrum Team Better Served by an Agile Consultant than a Professional Coach?
Limits of Professional Coaching I often come across a compelling question: “Why is a Scrum team better served by an Agile consultant rather than a professional coach?” 🤔
