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In a world of dark-scrum, faux-scrum, and scrum-butt, the question still remains: What is scrum and how do you do it “right?” That’s the question we set out to answer.
I'm Max, I've been teaching companies large and small about agile and lean for the last 3 years. Since most scrum implementation differs from the official Scrum Guide, I started looking for Atlassian teams that emulate the scrum values and asked them to share their process. I recently released a series of videos teaching the Scrum basics, rooted in how we do scrum at Atlassian.
The good: Scrum is built on solid principles that help teams to do right by their customers and build a culture of continuous improvement
The bad: Scrum also has strict rules that many seem to follow blindly. These rules lead some teams to adopt a system that may not work best for their environment.
The ugly: Scrum has a lot of baggage and this legacy complicates things.
Hopefully our video series shines a light for teams hoping to navigating the complex world of scrum. Let us know how we did:
If you take a linking to the content, make sure to check out the Agile Corner where you can find and interactive contest open to all. Enjoy!
So, what is scrum to you, the good, the bad and the ugly?
It is a way of iterating through your development in a way that allows for control, by breaking the iterations into small pieces. Once a scrum cycle generally a week or two is over the team meets and picks out other parts of the development needs that need to be accomplished, then rinse and repeat until all of your project deliverables are complete.
Very helpful... am going to have to finish the series as I hope to learn a lot from it. thank you
Scrum is one of the best practice chosen from Agile methodology.
I like that she points out that Agile is a set of values and principles(culture), whereas Scrum is a framework for getting it done: and that you can use the framework for the agile approach.