In this episode of podcast “My Scrum Is Broken”, Eena Einman and her guest Lisa Roaler deal with a topic that always causes disappointment in many teams: rebuilt trekking measures. Measures are easy to define – but how permanently they are really applied? The effect of these measures is often lost in everyday life, similar to the effects of New Year. This is the same place where both come and share practical suggestions and equipment to obtain more than the ability and to monitor measures over the long term.
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Insight in everyday working life
Lisa Roaler Provides valuable insight: What is a good solution, how do we prioritize remedies effectively, and where do we keep them so that they are present in everyday life? Ina Ainman and Lisa Roaler also talk about the role of a person responsible for measures, tuning meetings as a method for sustainable implementation and also talk about whether measures were kept better in Scrum Master Backlog or Product Backlog Is. They pay special attention to the subject of retro fatigue: what to do if the team no longer feels like retrospective?
This episode is for all those who want to use the retrospective possibilities more and more and apply their measures in a target manner. With solid tools and tips, Ina Einman and Lisa Roaler help bring permanent changes – the impact ends without a short time.
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It will run on February 19, 2025 Scrum Master Day In the next round. The objective of the online conference focuses on Scrum Masters, Product Owners and Product Managers who know the basics and who already have experience. Subjects include flow management, effective convenience and conflict arbitration.
Tickets are available up to January 29 at the beginning price,
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