Self-Organization: The Secret Sauce for Improving your Scrum team

[AgileDoc]

While the content is good, I wish Jeff would stop reading from the screen and turning his back on the audience.

[InnerRing]

deep indeed.!

[flowewritharoma]

great

[partyhouse88]

the dancing part is gay

[SuperNongrata]

what is this . it did not make any sense to me

[SoftwareInnovation]

Albert Einstein said:

"Example isn't another way to teach, it is the only way to teach".

Please provide examples of what is worth doing, lots of them.

[usinelogicielle]

Intro is a a bit too lengthy :)

[eddiepnd]

To spayced: This presentation is geared towards advanced users of SCRUM methodology, people who already know what sprint, waterfall, and team velocity mean.

You could have figured it out before watching by checking out the info section, it says clearly that "this session will be a "deep agile" presentation...". Also, the title is about "improving the team" - any team already using Agile development and SCRUM knows the terminology.

[spayced]

It would have been nice if he spent more time explaining some of the things he talked about it. Many people don't know what a 'sprint' is, outside of running. What do you mean by velocity? I already know what a 'waterfall' implementation is but I bet many people don't. I think there are a lot of good ideas here but if you can't explain them better, this talk is useless.

[btmore]

This guy just convinced me that scrum is bullshit.

[snugwump]

How so? Real world results trump your personal opinion... Have you actually used it anywhere?

[jhlittle1]

To btmore: I can appreciate that it sounds paradoxical. As said earlier, you have to try it. Jeff Sutherland has done Scrum for 15 years; I think the associated teams are quite happy with it (not to mention his firms).

[LisiasToledo]

Absolutely wonderful intro.

Dance with your heart, and you will not dance alone.

[yamaha893]

some fresh moves...especially in the korean dmz, nice touch!

[Adolphsson]

nice intro! :)