Posts Tagged ‘Minneapolis’

I thought the training covered what I thought to expect and some new ways to look at Scrum as a pathway. Modern Scrum and not necessarily "by the book" Scrum. I hoped that the course would cover more about coaching and motivating individuals and teams, but I understand why, in the time frame it wasn't. I thought the instructor promoted the "Get To Done" tool a little too much rather than just the process.

Very informative with good materials, engaging delivery, and examples.

This course was a great refresher on fundamentals. I was really hoping for a more Scrummaster focused course, working with us on techniques for "teaming up" and changing our teams. Those techniques weren't offered, and thus, this has become Scrum 101. I am disappointed, but I should have known based on the course description.

I had [a] great takeaway from this course and feel more empowered and confident then when I walked in on the 1st day of class. Doug is a great couch.

I enjoyed it, although not all my questions were answered. I had a specific slant toward testing I came [away] not sure where testing fits with Scrum.

- There was a lot of good information presented in a logical way.
- Good segment on team information.

-Great instructor
-Very pragmatic in definition of scrum & application of scrum.

I think this was a good course ... reaffirmed my existing scrum knowledge. In addition, I learned several new things that I can apply to my team.

Good introductory course! I learned the key concepts of scrum in an easy, fun way. Thank you!

I learned a great deal. I did like the simulation for that purpose but it would be helpful coming directly from Doug sometimes.