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“I loved the interactive activities as opposed to sitting and watching PowerPoint slides!!!”
“Instructor was available for personal team-specific questions.”
“Lots of opportunities to ask questions.”
“It’s not boring.”
“Very hands-on, interactive.”
“I learned more about Scrum than I thought I would.”
“Carlton was awesome and answered tons of real use cases.”
“Good practical experience with Scrum.”
“Carlton is an excellent instructor. Planning to tell everyone how fantastic the course is!”
“Perfection: knows the content, uses good tools & techniques to deliver and adapts & learns.”
“Very knowledgeable, engaging, personable and enthusiastic. I feel prepared to step into a ScrumMaster role!”
“Great subject matter, knowledgable, great teacher, demonstrated the values and principles of Scrum during instruction.”
“I wish I had taken the class [ScumMaster] earlier, it would have made my team more effective.”
“I really liked how the class [Certified Product Owner] focused on design thinking.”
“Never got bored. Carlton changed up the format, location, activity types and had a good balance between presenting vs. discussing.”
“Not using Powerpoint was excellent. The course continually kept my attention with live demos and participation.”
“Carlton seemed to be aware when people became distracted and adept at bringing people back.”
“I wish the class was longer.”
“I really enjoyed the dynamics and interaction throughout the course. It kept me motivated and curious waiting for what was coming next.“
“active” . . . “engaged” . . . “enthusiastic” . . . “focused” . . . “motivated”
“involved” . . . “energized”. . . “awesome” . . . “collaborative”
“sparked my curiosity”
“Everyone struggles with Scrum.”
“Scrum principles are based on tested results and workable.”
“Experience on applying Scrum in big, old organizations and struggles on how to change from traditional project manager to Scrum.”
“Admired their Agile mindset and their more positive ways of giving feedback ‘we can do better’ vs. ‘we are off track’.”
“Learned how they implemented Scrum, roadblocks they faced and how to overcome those.”
“Knowledge to decide whether Scrum is for me or not and when to implement it.”
“That others are facing similar issues in adopting and adapting to Scrum.”
“I learned a lot from people with different roles in their organization.”
“Mechanics are not the emphasis for success in this methodology.”
“The issues I face in my work is common among my classmates.”
“Surprised that Scrum is not as structured as PMI.”
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