Peter Stevens Scrum Breakfast Blog
01-04-2015
The retrospective can be the most challenging of the Scrum activities, because, well, people are involved. A former student, Vijay, asked me: The scrum master is […]
02-02-2012
Yesterday, the LAS Coreteam organized its first Scrum Breakfast without me. To fill in the spot left by the thought for the day, Kai asked me […]
09-01-2012
When I read some of the postings on twitter about the #Stoos Gathering, I wish I could shout to everyone, “Stop! Remember the Prime Directive. Everyone […]
05-05-2011
I consider the retrospective to be the most underrated meeting in the Scrum Flow. Since it is not about the concrete results of the project, there […]
14-03-2010
A colleague and Lean-Master at a large financial institution gave me a copy of Lean Kaizen: A Simplified Approach to Process Improvements by George Alukai & […]
26-08-2009
One standard bit of advice from Scrum Trainers and Coaches is “Don’t change Scrum!” They give this advice because, There is a natural tendency when adopting […]
01-01-2009
I thought the digression on the scrum development list about whether P-O’s attend Sprint Retrospectives was pretty interesting. I’m curious what teams really do. To that […]
31-12-2008
I’ve promisedmyself I would actually take some vacation this week, and fortunatelywith small children in the house, it’s actually possible to doso! So, before the kids […]
17-09-2008
Last Week I held two open courses on Scrum: Agile Project Management with Scrum and Scrum Sprint Zero. Both took place here in beautiful downtown Zurich, […]
