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How to Measure the Effectiveness of a Daily Scrum

March 27, 2016 By Jordan Job Leave a Comment

This technique is useful for having Scrum teams frequently inspect their execution of the Daily Scrum (also known as the daily stand-up) against a set of established goals. You can read about why I created this technique and the results I got with it here. 1. Establish the Goals Your Team Wants to Achieve There are […]

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Anti-Goals of the Daily Scrum

March 25, 2016 By Jordan Job 1 Comment

What happens when a Scrum team doesn’t achieve the goals of the Daily Scrum? Other than getting the stink eye from the Scrum Master, it leads to a poor plan for the day, which can lead to bigger problems (like not achieving the Sprint Goal). The Anti-Goals Not checking progress toward the Sprint Goal Not […]

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Goals of the Daily Scrum

March 22, 2016 By Jordan Job 1 Comment

When I walk away from a Daily Scrum, I am usually thinking one of three things: “Let’s do this!!!” (I know what the team’s mission for today is and am confident they will complete it) “Meh.” (The team has a plan for today but creating it wasn’t pretty) “What the crap just happened?!?” (The team doesn’t have a […]

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Teaching a Team How to Run the Daily Scrum

March 20, 2016 By Jordan Job Leave a Comment

The Problem The purpose of a Daily Scrum (also known as the daily stand-up) is to inspect and adapt the plan for a Sprint on a daily basis by coming up with a plan for the next 24 hours that will allow the team to complete their Sprint goal by the end of the Sprint. […]

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