I mean. AGILE is not for every type of product/industry. It is best suited for software development houses that focus on iterative MVP solutions. The mistake I've seen a lot of organizations make, is going to Las Vegas for some convention, getting all caught up on buzzwords and Agile evangelist talk. They then buy something like JIRA and expect it to do what they need OUT OF THE BOX. Which typically is not the case, and find they need to buy 3rd party add-ons etc. which costs even more money/licensing. On top of that, they find out the hard way that in order to effectively run Agile, they need to change their organizational structure from a likely more traditional pyramid one, to a flatter horizontal one, removing SILOS and business firewalls that can get in the way of effective resource management across the departments which is required for Agile. *Some industries can't necessarily do that due to unchangeable industry regulations. Change is always met with some resistance. However, in order for a company that isn't in an industry nor having an organizational structure to facilitate Agile, a lot of roads may need to be removed and new ones put in place to allow the Agile release train to run with enough effectiveness. The amount of time/money to make such a change, a long with industry (unchangeable) regulations can ultimately cause a very costly mis-match with a company thinking it can adopt an Agile work process. Of course Agile Evangalists will always say any company can run with Agile, but that's simply not the truth. Do your business and employees a favor and do a lot of up-front due diligence and assessment before embarking on what could be a massive costly/timely conversion of your company's operations. Understand what would be necessary to accommodate Agile and make sure the benefits outweigh the costs, and that your business can withstand such a potentially massive change.

I have been working with Scrum for around a decade. Besides the fact that you did not mention essential elements, like Sprint Planning and Sprint Review, I counted 54 mistakes. Did you read the Scrum Guide?

A better title would be: "How to Misunderstand Scrum in 10 minutes."

Fantastic video. So nicely delivered with simple to understand language and explanation . Great job !!!

Great video!

Great visuals. I think they really helped bridge the gap between the abstract and the practical.

The explanation of the Scrum framework's emphasis on iterative development, frequent delivery, and continuous adaptation. The roles, ceremonies, and artifacts it covers are the core components that enable Scrum's effectiveness. The concept of self-organizing teams aligning with modern business needs for flexibility and collaboration is particularly insightful.

I hate meetings

Planning Estimates are not even part of the scrum guide!! ! Guys, please read the real scrumguide and inform yourself. It’s only 13 pages long. No wonder half of the industry is doing scrum wrong or in a bastrdiced version when you only listen to medicore consultants and videos.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:04 🎵 *Introduction to Scrum* - Introduction to Scrum by Hamid Shojaee. - Scrum is recognized as one of the best agile development practices. - Overview of what will be covered in the video. 00:32 📋 *Product Backlog and User-Stories* - Explanation of the product backlog and user-stories in Scrum. - The product backlog as a wish list of features. - Importance of writing user-stories from an end-user perspective. 01:00 👥 *Scrum Roles* - Introduction to Scrum roles: Product Owner and Scrum Master. - Product Owner's role in setting the direction and managing the backlog. - Scrum Master's role in facilitating the project and monitoring progress. 02:27 📊 *Release Planning and Estimates* - Explanation of release planning and creating estimates for user-stories. - Techniques for estimating work in Scrum, including hours and buckets. - The importance of accurate estimates in release planning. 03:26 🏃 *Sprints and Sprint Backlogs* - Introduction to sprints as short-duration milestones in Scrum. - Relation between the release backlog and sprint backlogs. - The goal of each sprint to get a subset of the release backlog to a ship-ready state. 04:23 📈 *Burndown Chart and Velocity* - The significance of the burndown chart in Scrum for project visibility. - Calculation of Burndown Velocity and its importance. - How the burndown chart helps in tracking project progress. 05:49 🔄 *Data for Burndown Chart* - Explanation of where data for the burndown chart comes from. - How team members update the remaining work data. - The role of the burndown chart in providing empirical proof of project progress. 06:46 🗣️ *Daily Scrum and Sprint Retrospective* - Importance of the Daily Scrum in facilitating communication among team members. - The purpose of fast-paced stand-up meetings in the Daily Scrum. - The significance of the Sprint Retrospective meeting for reflection and improvement. 07:14 🛠️ *Tools for Scrum Implementation* - Introduction to the tool "OnTime" for Scrum management. - Comparison of using dedicated Scrum tools vs. manual methods. - A brief review of the key concepts covered in the video. 08:41 🎵 *Conclusion* - Final thoughts and encouragement to implement Scrum. - Invitation for feedback and contact information. - Emphasis on teamwork, collaboration, and delivering software on time. Made with HARPA AI

So glad my employer paid a ton of money for the full course. It expired in one year and here I am reviewing concepts with this video.

was the absolute best Scrum video ive seeen thanks for that

simple and easy to understand

It's weird how much this dudes voice comforts me.. feels like some kind of core memory I don't remember. 😅

Music is too loud - having hard time to grasp content

Wow 👏 I really DO NEED scrum in my life (if this makes any sense)

Great video, thanks!

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An amazing condensed version of SCRUM that is easier to understand , and the voice is just outstanding!

There are several extremely contentious statements in this video - If you want a brief guide to Scrum - read the Scrum Guide!

Thank you for this. Now that I understand it more. I can put this as one of my skills on my resume since i noticed that lot of employers require this. It's been awhile so if you can do an updated one for 2023. Thank you!

best video on this topic, i get it now

Great Taught coach............. I have gone with many videos but i don't get any clarity,But your videos makes me more exciting to know.... Thank you so much

this is how a video should be made, perfect words, perfect video editing, and a piece of perfect background music.. respect....

Very specific information to detail, thank you for creating this content.

Very helpful and precise explanation. Thanks

I enjoyed this

Great video that for once explained quite succinctly the context of what SCRUM is about and how it comes together. What was not evident however was that the processes appeared to be focussed on "Hours remaining" on your work items in each sprint but not accunting for actual work done. By ignoring the work done and comparing to original estimates you are able to determine that not only when your sprint will finish but also that your delivery will be within budget. Or have I missed a critical element of the SCRUM process?

The background song is absolute despair, in both melody and to concetrate.

Excellent explanation in 10 mins. Love it! :)

This video is very helpful. SCRUM understood in 10 mins. Kudos

Very informative, I like to learn about project management ❤. Thank you for this video😊

Great video, thank You

interesting thanks for simplifying Srcum

thkx

man microsoft was 32$ a share wtf

Concise and precisely articulated. Thank you for quick dive through.

You should do Scrum for dummies 😃 This short and sweet video explained the process in a way that is easy to understand.

And why are all the comments from ad bots? ;-)

Yeah, if you design software this way, then you don't even have to get started. It's going to be a failure. ;-)

This is awesome content! Thanks for sharing this fast-paced and value-packed info!🤩💡

Great explanation...keep it up nd do more informative videos 👍

Amazing video!

Whoa..what a speed. you are so fast man. good one

Kick ass video my dude!

clear,concise and interesting video. Thanks.

Awesome

Great explanation ever than other !@#$$%%^& video about scrum. Thank you so much

This was the best YT information I've seen on Scrum

Nice..