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8 Topi Yang Dikenakan Scrum Master Sebagai Pemimpin Sejati Yang Melayani

Konten tentang Scrum — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 06:17:31 GMT

Yo wazzup bro dan sis. Di vlog sebelumnya gw ada share tentang Scrum Master yang dianggap “useless”. Di vlog kali ini gw share tentang 8 topi yang dikenakan oleh Scrum Master sebagai “Pemimpin sejati yang melayani”. Scrum Master yang bijak dan tahu waktu yang tepat kapan menggunakan topi-topi ini telah membuat dirinya “useful” bagi perusahaan.

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[VLOG] What Are The Differences Between Scrum Master And Product Owner

Konten tentang Scrum — Sat, 01 Aug 2020 11:20:08 GMT

Hello awesome people! I hope you all are staying safe and healthy in the midst of this global turbulence. So many things changed in my life in just a week, which made me have to reorder my life backlog including the vlogs that I have already planned.

In today’s vlog, I discuss about the differences between the Scrum Master and the Product Owner role. Many people in the past have asked me about the differences between the two roles, mainly from those people who are switching careers. So, if you are one of those people who are deciding whether you want to make a career as a Scrum Master or Product Owner, hopefully this vlog helps you to choose and decide and also to get relevant training. Hopefully you enjoy this one and find some insights in it.

Thanks for your continuous support to my channel. Stay safe and stay healthy everyone. Let’s support each other so that all of us can go through this global turbulence. See you until my next vlog.

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[VLOG] What Are The Differences Between Scrum Master And Product Owner was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] How To Use Scrum With Kanban

Konten tentang Scrum — Sat, 30 May 2020 07:56:13 GMT

Hello Awesome People. I hope you are keeping yourself and family safe and well during this period. As some of you already requested on my channel’s community page, in today’s vlog I am sharing with you how to use Scrum with Kanban. Rather than choosing Scrum or Kanban, awesome teams who start with Kanban or Scrum, will incrementally add the aspects that are provided by Scrum and Kanban as it is beneficial for them to improve their agility. Make sure you watch the whole video so that you don’t miss any important information. Hopefully this video is helpful for your team to improve their agility. And also don’t forget to read the Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams after you watch this video. See you until my next video.

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[VLOG] How To Use Scrum With Kanban was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] How To Create an Outcome Driven Sprint Goal

Konten tentang Scrum — Thu, 26 Mar 2020 13:28:05 GMT

Hello awesome people. I am sorry I have been away for a while since I’ve been busy with stuff. Today’s video is the continuation of my video: What Is The Definition of Done In Scrum. Just like my previous video, many of my future videos will be referring back to this video.

Other than the Definition of Done, the Sprint Goal is the other most important aspect of Scrum. It is interesting to see that many Scrum Teams do not have any Sprint Goal, which makes their Sprint no different to a mini-waterfall. It is also interesting to see in the market that many people still think that the purpose of Sprint is to complete as many Sprint Backlog items as possible, which leads to a Sprint Goal that is output oriented and makes the team look like a feature factory. Often times I see many Scrum Teams spend a lot of time during Sprint Planning to figure out how they can fit in as many Sprint Backlog items as possible.

Being output driven or a feature factory can make many Scrum Teams have no soul in their Sprint. Today’s video is about how to come up with an outcome driven Sprint Goal. I hope today’s video is helpful for your team, so they will be more inspired every Sprint. Please help us spread today’s video, so that we can help more Scrum Teams to get out of the feature factory. I thank you for your continuous support.

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[VLOG] How To Create an Outcome Driven Sprint Goal was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] What is The Definition of Done & How Is It Different than Acceptance Criteria

Konten tentang Scrum — Tue, 17 Mar 2020 08:02:29 GMT

Hello awesome people. How was your week? In today’s vlog I would like to talk about one of the most important aspects of Scrum, that is the Definition of “Done”. Whenever I went into companies who complained that either Scrum failed because the quality of the product is worse or Scrum did not make their company much more agile, I have found one of the most common reasons is … there isn’t technical excellence in their product’s Definition of “Done”. Even worse, some companies do not even have a Definition of “Done” made transparent.

It seems many companies these days who want to be agile are much more focused in doing the Scrum mechanics and neglect this most important aspect of Scrum. The Scrum Guide itself says that the purpose of each Sprint is to deliver Increments of potentially releasable functionality that adhere to the Scrum Team’s current Definition of “Done”. So how can many companies missed the Definition of “Done”? One of the reasons I found is because people think that Definition of “Done” is the same as Acceptance Criteria. So in today’s vlog, I show you what the Definition of “Done” looks like. Many of my future vlogs is going to refer to this vlog as the Definition of “Done” — the center aspect of Scrum. So make sure you don’t miss this one. And don’t forget to share it to the world so more people can focus more on quality than outputs/velocity.

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[VLOG] What is The Definition of Done & How Is It Different than Acceptance Criteria was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] What Are The Differences Between Project Manager And Product Owner

Konten tentang Scrum — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 03:40:51 GMT

Hello awesome people. I hope you had a great week. After my vlog on Project Manager versus Scrum Master, one of the viewers asked me to do a comparison between Project Manager and Product Owner also. The question on the differences between Project Manager versus Product Owner is not raised often in my Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO) class, but when it is, I flash up an exercise and a group discussion. In this vlog I share the information I gathered so far in my PSPO classes around the topic of the differences between Project Manager versus Product Owner. Hopefully today’s vlog helps you to know the fine line between the two roles.

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[VLOG] What Are The Differences Between Project Manager And Product Owner was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] Who Should Be Your Product Owner

Konten tentang Scrum — Sun, 01 Mar 2020 12:18:46 GMT

Hey awesome people. Over the past few years I have seen many misunderstandings about the Product Owner role and how many organisations mapped the Product Owner role using their cognitive bias. The Product Owner role is a critical and strategic role for the product’s success. In today’s vlog, I discuss some of the misconceptions we see in the market about the Product Owner role and a checklist to use before assigning someone in the organisation to be the Product Owner.

I made this video mainly for managers or decision makers in the company who has authority to assign someone to be the Product Owner. I hope that this video will help them make better decision when selecting the Product Owner and the Product Owner will be more empowered. Please help me share this with your manager so he/she can understand about the Product Owner role and he/she is able to make the right decision when assigning someone to be the Product Owner.

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[VLOG] Who Should Be Your Product Owner was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] What Are the Differences Between Scrum Master & Agile Coach (Myth Bust)

Konten tentang Scrum — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 07:25:31 GMT

Hi awesome people. Courage is one of the Scrum Values and as part of my New Year’s resolution this year I would like to have more courage to point out the elephant in the room at the risk people may dislike me for doing it. I would also would like to have more courage to enter more healthy passionate debate this year.

Speaking up about the differences between Agile Coach and Scrum Master is one of my fears because often times talking about this topic with other agile practitioners can be quite tense — like what I experienced last year with an Agile Coach whom I worked with for a transformation initiatives. I have also found there are a lot of misconceptions about the Scrum Master role in the industry and also on the internet sphere. The Scrum Master role is often times watered down to not more than just the team’s personal assistant.

Today, I am taking the courage to push the button to speak about the misconceptions about the Agile Coach and Scrum Master comparisons found on the internet. It’s going to be controversial and I expect disagreements and dislikes. If you have the time, please watch my latest vlog. And as usual feedback is appreciated. Enjoy and thank you.

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[VLOG] What Are the Differences Between Scrum Master & Agile Coach (Myth Bust) was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] How to Order the Product Backlog in Scrum

Konten tentang Scrum — Sat, 18 Jan 2020 04:28:52 GMT

Hey everyone. First of all I would like to thank you for your support spreading out my last week’s vlog on the differences between Project Manager and Scrum Master. Thanks to you, more people now understand the differences between Project Manager and Scrum Master and have another perspectives on both roles. But what’s exciting is some people even told me they are inspired to transition to become an awesome Scrum Master. :)

In this week’s vlog, I would like to shift to Product Owner topic and share about How to Order the Product Backlog. The concept of Product Backlog is actually very simple, however I have found that many Product Owners, especially those coming from traditional project management, are struggling to grasp the simple idea of Product Backlog. So I thought I made this video to give some inspiration to Product Owners so they can order the Product Backlog better. Knowing how to order the Product Backlog effectively is very important in Scrum as the order of the Product Backlog reflects the Product Owner’s vision for the product. And visionary Product Owner inspires the Development Team. So enjoy this video.

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[VLOG] How to Order the Product Backlog in Scrum was originally published in Agility Path on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

[VLOG] What Are the Differences Between Project Manager and Scrum Master

Konten tentang Scrum — Fri, 03 Jan 2020 12:01:52 GMT

Hey awesome people. I hope you are starting the new year with excitement. One of the most popular questions I got in my Professional Scrum Master (PSM) class from the past years is: “What are the differences between Project Manager and Scrum Master?”. A long time ago, I would just tell PSM participants that the roles are different and should not be compared. But lately I listened closely to understand the intent behind their question. And I found out many of them know the two roles are different but they told me that they are inspired to become an awesome Scrum Master. They also told me that they understand that transitioning from Project Manager to Scrum Master requires behavioural shift and knowing the differences would be helpful for them to create the transition path and the effort they need to become an awesome Scrum Master.

Since I get these kinds of responses in my PSM class, I made this video to help other Project Managers out there who are in a similar situation, especially those of you who have made a new year resolution to transition to be a Scrum Master this year.

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As I do not have any project management background, I would like to learn from you. If you are also a Project Manager who are transitioning to be a Scrum Master:

What inspired you to choose to become a Scrum Master?
What challenges do you find along the transition?