Just a site where I archive interesting reads I've encountered online
Have you been wondering how you can measure the impact of your Scrum Masters? And how these Scrum Masters or Agile coaches can really help with the bottom-line result? Working with agile or Scrum generally means having several Scrum Masters in place, but can you measure their effectiveness and impact. If so, read this article by Peter Koning:
https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/how-can-you-measure-impact-your-scrum-masters
Interesting read from Kurt Bittner which may help you in preparing for the EBM exam 🙂
https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/when-are-smart-goals-not-so-smart
I came across Andy Bacon his blog that lists some interesting articles and resources, you can find it here: https://andybacon.com/agile-resources/
And just in case he ever decides to take his website offline, here is a quick mirror 😉
Abstract: In Scrum a Product Owner can be described as a “value maximizer”…but how is value calculated? In this presentation we consider how empiricism ought to underpin any assessment, and at how the discipline of “Innovation Accounting” can challenge predictive value assumptions.
In this article you can read how Christian Hofstetter has applied flow metrics to run a retrospective with the goal to gain more insight and deciding what to do to improve.
You can find the article here: https://medium.com/the-liberators/how-to-do-a-retrospective-using-flow-metrics-612bf48bdeba