Scrum First Aid

Scrum First Aid

Todd A. Jacobs
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Table of Contents

Dedication›

  • Dedication
  • Epigraph
  • Introduction
  • How to Read This Book
    • Pick Your Reading Style
    • Chapter Navigation

Anti-Patterns›

  • Daily Scrum as Status Pulls
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Buy This Book
  • Sequential Development and Testing
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Expecting Ever-Increasing Velocity
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Sprint Names as “Permalinks”
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Incomplete Work as “Failure”
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice

Implementation Questions›

  • How are Product Releases Scheduled?
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Why Define a Sprint Goal Each Sprint?
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Who Manages Project Budgets?
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • Must Sprint Backlogs Be Completed?
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
  • What is Scrum’s Process Overhead?
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice

Backmatter›

  • About the Author

Notes›

    Scrum First Aid/Anti-Patterns

    Anti-Patterns

    This section will address common Scrum anti-patterns. Each chapter corresponds to a Scrum implementation where practices are actively working against the success of the Scrum Team and the product development process.

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    • Daily Scrum as Status Pulls
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
    • Buy This Book
    • Sequential Development and Testing
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
    • Expecting Ever-Increasing Velocity
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
    • Sprint Names as “Permalinks”
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice
    • Incomplete Work as “Failure”
    • Illustrative Example
    • Analysis and Advice