Favorite part; "The burnout rate on [scrum masters] is usually thirteen or fourteen months... we often get them from hopeless professional areas like QA. QA people are used to doing incredible things with no authority, no respect, and no hope of success - so that’s where we take them."
This is awesome for folks challenged with doing real development/design work. Not sure it's right for every project but if you're working on apps with a tight framework (RubyonRails, CakePHP, etc.) this can be a lifesaver.
Good Night! adilson call me, I am of pascom (ministry of communication) have a video of 19 minutes but I can not post on youtube, watching your video of 1: 01 pm (one hour and one minute) I was curious. How do I post on youtube? help me please! thank you.
Why do all of the examples of where waterfall fails sounds like just badly-run projects. If you're doing high-risk work where nobody has done it before, and the estimates are out to lunch, then it sounds like Scrum is clearly better. Waterfall and scrum sound more like complementary project methodologies.
Good Night! adilson call me, I am of pascom (ministry of communication) have a video of 19 minutes but I can not post on youtube, watching your video of 1: 01 pm
this guy trained me (and everyone else) at DoubleClick in 2005/2006.. awesome, awesome, awesome. transformative experience.
This has really helped me with a research paper of knowledge management linking them to system development methods
Favorite part; "The burnout rate on [scrum masters] is usually thirteen or fourteen months... we often get them from hopeless professional areas like QA. QA people are used to doing incredible things with no authority, no respect, and no hope of success - so that’s where we take them."
Mind-blowing stuff. The answer to that last question was the most profound thing I've heard in a long time
Scrum is brilliant. I apply it to everything; Not just my tech work.
Will be shared in "Google Video". Flash from the past.
This is awesome for folks challenged with doing real development/design work. Not sure it's right for every project but if you're working on apps with a tight framework (RubyonRails, CakePHP, etc.) this can be a lifesaver.
Thanks for sharing this seminar!!!!!!!!!!
Good one
WOW, cold hard truth.
Is it in building 45 or 46? How big is Google!?
ISDM UTS? :)
yes, i am
fucking amazing talk! exactly what I needed thanks!
Unless a classic project manager is not smart, he can hide behind Scrum.
Now, if we could only teach the Feds about this....
Good Night! adilson call me, I am of pascom (ministry of communication) have a video of 19 minutes but I can not post on youtube, watching your video of 1: 01 pm (one hour and one minute) I was curious. How do I post on youtube? help me please! thank you.
;I use ScrumBan is another level
screw metal?*
I was here to see some rugby =(
interesting thought he has on who makes scrummaster ?? its scary !! is it real. In truel Agile environment, that shouldnt be.
any actually watched the entire thing?
Yes, from the beginning to the end. Multiple times since 2011. I was even trained by Ken. He's epic!
Why do all of the examples of where waterfall fails sounds like just badly-run projects. If you're doing high-risk work where nobody has done it before, and the estimates are out to lunch, then it sounds like Scrum is clearly better. Waterfall and scrum sound more like complementary project methodologies.
35:38
scrum / agile
whatever you say
verbous
Good Night! adilson call me, I am of pascom (ministry of communication) have a video of 19 minutes but I can not post on youtube, watching your video of 1: 01 pm
12 min and still in the boring description...WHEW. I'm out.
Subtitles are a complete mess!
my good, delete this subs of fix them google!
SCRUM HAS FAILED !!