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360 Degrees of a Scrum Master

April 14, 2022
360-degree feedback is a popular performance appraisal technique. But when it comes to the role of the Scrum Master, how do you evaluate your skills and get feedback for improvement? As a Scrum Master you need to excel in many skills and develop various areas of knowledge. How else can you show your team and management the value you bring? In this event, you will learn what skills and traits are necessary for a Scrum Master to succeed and help your organization implement agility. A Scrum Master's development plan will depend on where you find yourself. However, whether you are new to the role or you are a seasoned professional, your long term success will be defined by your mastery of a specific set of skills. Without focusing on the right skills and knowledge, you might easily be misunderstood and be evaluated based on irrelevant metrics. In this Scrum Pulse Webinar, Professional Scrum Trainer Daria Bagina will give you the tools you need to avoid that! By the end of this event, you will be able to create your professional goals for the Scrum Master role so that the next performance review evaluates what actually matters.
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Exploring #BreakTheBias for International Women’s Day: Lean Coffee discussions and ideas

March 10, 2022
The theme of International Women's Day this year is Break the Bias. This theme calls on individuals to speak up against bias, stereotypes and discrimination. In Scrum, diversity is important for teams to thrive. Different perspectives, cultures, genders, races and backgrounds all add tremendous value in helping people and teams solve complex problems. In this one hour session hosted by Scrum.org, you will have a chance to be part of a small-group Lean Coffee discussion moderated by Scrum.org staff and Professional Scrum Trainers from our community. Participants in each group will have an opportunity to suggest topics, vote on what to discuss, and move through conversations on how to make #BreaktheBias actionable for ourselves and within the teams we work with every day. NOTE: seats are limited.
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Scrum.org Events for International Women's Day

March 10, 2022
The theme of International Women's Day this year is Break the Bias. This theme calls on individuals to speak up against bias, stereotypes and discrimination. In Scrum, diversity is important for teams to thrive. Different perspectives, cultures, genders, races and backgrounds all add tremendous value in helping people and teams solve complex problems. During the week of March 8, which is International Women's Day, Scrum.org is hosting a series of events to celebrate and provide opportunities to connect with women in the Agile community.
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Virtual Round Table Discussions - Mentoring by Women for Women

March 9, 2022
As a part of our ongoing International Women’s Day celebrations, this unique event offers you an opportunity to meet and interact with several Professional Scrum Trainers and Agile thought leaders virtually in small groups. Come meet some of the women in the Agile community for small group mentoring sessions and networking discussions. This is a great opportunity to share stories and get advice from others in the Agile community. This event will be fun and fulfilling as you get the chance to network with new people and gain new insights in small groups for 90 minutes!! Space is limited for this event. Our mentors can’t wait to answer your questions! Our featured mentors include Professional Scrum Trainers are Michal Epstein, Kate Hobler, Mary Iqbal, Stephanie Ockerman, Joanna Płaskonka and Shirley Santiago.
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How Scrum can help “Break the Bias” - Special edition Scrum Pulse for International Women's Day

March 8, 2022
The theme of International Women's Day this year is Break the Bias. This theme calls on individuals to speak up against bias, stereotypes and discrimination. In Scrum, diversity is important for teams to thrive. Different perspectives, cultures, genders, races and backgrounds all add tremendous value in helping people and teams solve complex problems. In this discussion moderated by Patricia Kong, Professional Scrum Trainers Glaudia Califano, Reshma (Simran) Nagrani and Mica Syjuco will breakdown what resonates with them regarding this theme of “Break the Bias” and then discuss how Scrum can help alleviate bias in their work as women in the Agile community and also in their personal lives.
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Common Scrum Myths and How to Correct Them!

February 22, 2022
The 2020 Scrum Guide provides only the necessary guidelines within which teams use Scrum to deliver value. Sometimes, myths about the guidelines of the Scrum framework can result in teams adopting practices which do not add value to the Scrum Team. By exposing these myths, you can help accelerate the delivery of value for your team. In this webinar, Professional Scrum Trainer Mary Iqbal will discuss some of the most common myths about Scrum and how to correct them!
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Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer - Scaling Scrum with Nexus - Part 2

February 17, 2022
In this special episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer moderated by Patricia Kong, as a follow up to December's Ask a PST session, PSTs Kate Hobler, Rich Hundhausen, Shirley Santiago, Venkatesh Rajamani and Jesse Houwing will answer questions related to Scaling Scrum using the Nexus framework. They will provide insights on scaling Scrum and will be available to answer questions about the challenges you are facing in your organization.
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The Most Valuable Thing to Do Next

February 7, 2022
Scrum involves a radically different mindset that involves fully embracing Empiricism, or making decisions based upon what is known. Rather than creating project plans, teams rely upon Goals to measure success. The list of the most valuable things to do next is the Product Backlog, and it is the plan, but it is an ever changing plan that evolves as more is learned.
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The Scrum Values and the Real World

February 3, 2022
The 2020 Scrum Guide includes five values that are important to every successful implementation of Scrum.  These values are courage, commitment, focus, openness and respect. These values don’t get much attention, but the longer I practice Scrum and coach teams, the more important I find them.  This article will outline each value and provide examples of how they play out in the real world.
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Discovering the PST Journey: An Event for Women

January 31, 2022
Scrum.org has an intentional focus on increasing the diversity of our Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) Community. As a result, we are pleased to bring you opportunities specifically for women and non-binary Scrum practitioners who are interested in learning about the journey to becoming a PST
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Three Steps to Done in Scrum

January 30, 2022
Scrum uses an iterative, incremental approach to deliver value to the business through the medium of the Sprint. The purpose of each Sprint is to deliver a Done, usable increment. It sounds straightforward, but it can be tricky to achieve. Here are the three steps to Done in Scrum.

How to Fail as an Agile Coach in Scrum

January 20, 2022
How to Fail as an Agile Coach in Scrum by Scrum.org trainer Chee-Hong Hsia.  ​​​​​​​Helping organisations in their Agile journey sustainably while respecting the three Scrum accountabilities. A must-read if you're a dedicated Agile Coach or working with Agile Coaches in your organisation where Scrum is being adopted.