Posts Tagged ‘Vancouver’
“Very Enjoyable”
Very enjoyable. Way better than just "how to pass the CSM test"
“I’m Prepared For The Exam”
Dan was a great teacher; charismatic and made the material lively. A lot of real life situations were referenced, which makes sense, but I was hoping to talk a little more philosophy. I also expected mimicry of real life events that we'd discuss and solve. All and all I feel I'm prepared for the exam and will carry many lessons with me into my current job, career and beyond.
“Awesome Course”
This is an awesome course for people who want to improve the team working process. I learned the importance of agility that can prevent scope creep. Which is one of our company's major issue.
“Real World Examples”
Was hoping for more examples using scrum and agile in real world examples
-challenges in management, expectations and tips
-most common challenges expected and how to go about making changes to improve
“Group Exercises Were Beneficial”
-In Canada we aren't military focused, having more "business related examples would have been beneficial.
-The group exercises were beneficial
-Hotel and Food were good
-Feel like the content only skimmed the top layer of info and would have been nice to dive deeper.
“Content Is Excellent”
Because my company has a very hybrid-ized/customized Agile methodology and I because I am more involved in sustainment support, I struggled with how to apply the training. However, the content is excellent, I learned a lot, and I will be able to ScrumMaster my teams!
Thank you,
Sharon
“Dan Is Amazing!”
-Wow! Worth recommending to other PM's to understand their role in Scrum and hot to support it!
-Dan is amazing and should keep going!
“Great Overview”
Great overview of scrum combined within a framework for product owner
“Very Helpful”
The instructor communicated philosophy and essential concepts clearly. Practical exercises and metaphors were very helpful.
“Subject Matter Expert On Scrum”
-Very confident speaker and clearly a subject matter expert on scrum and PO
-More group interaction
-Greater focus on product/story planning
-More breakout sessions
-Incorporate real examples to the PO process
-Clearer on the story point section