Scrum Introduction

This Post is part of  Scrum Master Series

Scrum is originally the American football meeting the team makes before the actual game

Scrum is a good agile way of developing and planning software programmers

It is basically have the idea of doing not discussing, if you are new to scrum meetings

You will get the impression that scrum wastes a lot of time talking and discussing things

But soon you will know that scrum is about the concept "If it doesn’t work find something else"

Scrum is more focused on the small Item "PBI" to device the big picture,

When working with scrum you have to believe in the idea of you make your small task right it will fit into the big picture right …

You don’t have to design the big picture first like waterfall design … Just focus on the small requirement and it will make the big picture after wards

Scrum is about inspecting things and adapting them, people using scrum should enjoy being

Fearlessness: have no fear of talking out loud about problems or task status

Openness: Open to talk about things and help each other reaching the target

Creative, Common Sense

Agile
is a set of principles for software development that emphasizes frequent delivery of product increments

Time boxes communication & collaboration, focusing in subtasks opposite to water fall which is more the big picture

However the product owner in scrum should make sure everybody knows the big picture

Scrum is a flavor of agile that emphasizes self-organization through

30 days iteration (sprint)

3 Roles (Product Owner, Scrum Master, Scrum Team)

3 Meetings (Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review)

Presenting Scrum in a simple and small flow

Scrum is not for cowboys or developer heroes because they are not team players

And scrum depends deeply on "Swarming"

All team work together in same task so no one owns a task or specialized with one feature

Digg This
Reddit This
Stumble Now!
Buzz This
Vote on DZone
Share on Facebook
Bookmark this on Delicious
Kick It on DotNetKicks.com
Shout it
Share on LinkedIn
Bookmark this on Technorati
Post on Twitter
Google Buzz (aka. Google Reader)
TAGS:  ,


1 Comment

 

View Abdel-Rahman Awad's profile on LinkedIn

Archives

 

Rss Feed Tweeter button Facebook button Linkedin button Delicious button Digg button