Happy New Year! Last week, I reviewed the web traffic to get some insight on what visitors were searching for at Look Forward Consulting and I produced this top ten blog posts for 2014. Enjoy!
14 Scrum Case Studies: case studies are always popular and this entry tops the list of top ten posts for the second year in a row. In addition to the case studies, be sure to read the both parts of our March entry, Nine Ways to Ensure You Succeed with Scrum (part 1 and part 2), to learn what are the essential constraints to a successful Scrum transformation.
Scrum Roles Defined: this short entry is always useful as a quick refresher or to share with other people as a reference. If you have time, take a moment to review to this short article from 2011 about Combining Scrum Roles.
Why Commitment is Important in Scrum: glad to see readers are still finding one of my personal favorites on making authentic commitments valuable. I recommend reading this August 2014 entry regarding the Check In and Check Out protocols if you are looking to increase the engagement of your Teams.
Scrum Bill of Rights: this list of Scrum rights is modeled after the Extreme ProgrammingBill of Rights. I find it helpful to have a similar list in Scrum to help explain what are the different expectations people should have when participating in a Scrum Team.
About the Author
My name is Carlton Nettleton and I am the President of Look Forward Consulting. I am an international speaker, trainer and author of the book, Fourteen Observations of Good Scrum Practice and my book has been translated into Spanish. My passion is to share my excitement, enthusiasm and encouragement with teams and organizations as they reach for higher levels of performance and engagement. My business is to help your business grow and flourish.