My Top Ten of the Meanest Scrum Anti-Patterns — ScrumDayUkraine 2021

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My top ten of the meanest Scrum anti-patterns for the ScrumDayUkraine 2021, from the oversized Product Backlog to Hippo-ism to the lack of a product vision. Learn more about Scrum: My blog: https://age-of-product.com My newsletter: https://age-of-product.com/subscribe/ My Meetup community: https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/Hands-on-Agile-Berlin-Chapter-Meetup/

©1993 – 2021 Scrum.org All Rights Reserved

©1993 – 2021 Scrum.org All Rights Reserved
Copyright: StefanWolpers, 2021. Blog:Age-of-Product.com Email: stefan@age-of-product.com
About the Speaker:
• Professional ScrumTrainer with Scrum.org
• Started with Scrum and XP back in 2006
• Based in Berlin, Germany
• Where to find me:
• Blogs on Scrum.org and Age-of-Product.com
• Curates the Food for AgileThought newsletter with 33,000 subscribers
• Hosts the Hands-on Agile Slack community with 11,000 members
• Organizes the Hands-on Agile Meetup group with 3,900 members
• Organizes the AgileCamp Berlin—an annual BarCamp for agile peers

©1993 – 2021 Scrum.org All Rights Reserved
Copyright: StefanWolpers, 2021. Blog:Age-of-Product.com Email: stefan@age-of-product.com

©1993 – 2021 Scrum.org All Rights Reserved
Copyright: StefanWolpers, 2021. Blog:Age-of-Product.com Email: stefan@age-of-product.com
Copyright: StefanWolpers, 2021. Blog:Age-of-Product.com Email: stefan@age-of-product.com

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