In this episode, we discuss ShuHaRi as a concept, approach, and guideline for teams learning to adopt the Scrum Framework, and ultimately, what the requirements are to consider yourself a Scrum practitioner. Is it mastering the Judo chop? Is it stepping into the ring with other Scrum Teams?
Have you wondered where this thing called Agile came from or why companies seem to struggle with adopting Scrum practices in their organizations? In this episode, we’ll talk about the history of how we ended up here, why companies are still struggling to transition to product-based software delivery,
Shaun Bradley, a UK-based Agile Coach, transmits his voice across the pond to discuss the trials & tribulations of getting started with Agile in an organization, including how he kind-of, sort-of, but not really, invented Scrum on his own.
Scrum Masters are now more than just a servant leader. In Agile environments: They are coaches, mentors, and facilitators. This week’s guest, Mariya Padalko, has been a big proponent of this topic for a long time. Join us to learn what it means to move from a project-based
In this episode, we invite you to a round of light-hearted teasing and poking at Agile Purists, or as we like to call them: Agile Poindexters and Agile Hipsters. Are there people who practice Agile that way? You bet your sweet agile bottom there are. Are they the
We all know that the roots of agile can be traced back to Lean Manufacturing principles, but that’s often not a major focus of most scrum master training. In this episode, Drew interviews Brad to discuss how his past hands-on experiences while working on a manufacturing line have
You’ve heard the cliches – the military is filled with ruthless leaders who want to hammer down their subordinates into submission. Drew’s experience in the US Navy suggests that this isn’t true at all. In reality, the military’s approach to leadership is far more kinder and gentler when
Certifications are all the rage in the agile product development world. But do they actually make you a better agile coach? Will they help you to accelerate your career as a scrum master? Which certification is the right one for you? In this episode, we discuss the pros/cons
The Agile For Agilists Podcast is about helping you to become a better agile leader.
We’re Brad and Drew, and we’ve been practicing agile for a long time. Over the years, we’ve noticed that most agile podcasts focus on high-level concepts in near-mythical, hyper-idealized working conditions. They don’t talk about the real world struggles that occur in the trenches of software delivery cycles, or give you tangible insight into how to incrementally shift the needle from project-based delivery to product-based delivery.
We decided to change that. We started The Agile For Agilists Podcast with one goal: to help you become a better agile leader by providing honest conversations with scrum masters, agile coaches, product owners and product managers who want to grow their skills and improve their processes with every episode.
Whether you’re a scrum master, an agile coach, a product owner, product manager, developer or even a business stakeholder, we’ve got conversations for you!
