Eyal Golan discusses his experience as a Scrum Master and Tech Lead at eBay. He outlines the structure of his team, which includes 6 developers, 2 quality engineers, a product manager, and himself. Sprints last 3 weeks with 2 planning days and 13 development days. Golan also discusses challenges like vague requirements and large user stories. He emphasizes communication, quality code, and investing in quality as foundations for success.

1. Scrum in Real Life
Eyal Golan
Tech Lead & Scrum Master @ eBay

2. Agenda
• About me
• Team structure
• Sprint structure
• Discussion and examples

3. About Me
• Over 10 years development
• Tech Lead & Scrum Master
• Agile enthusiastic
• Test addict
– TDD
• Software craftsmanship wave
– Clean coder

4. Team Structure
• 6 Developers (PD)
• 2 QE
– QA
– QE
• PM

5. Sprint Structure
• 3 Weeks
• 2 Planning days
• 13 Development days
• Start on Tuesday
• Finish on Monday

6. Sprint Structure

8. Are we on track?

9. We’re on track

10. We’re on track

11. We’re on track

12. Vague Requirements

13. Vague Requirements

14. Vague Requirements

15. Large User Story

16. Large User Story

17. Large User Story

19. Communication

20. Communication

21. Understanding What We’re Doing

26. The Foundations

28. Quality Code

30. Fertilize and invest in quality

31. You can create a garden

40. Agile vs. Waterfall

42. Connect
• Blog
– http://eyalgo.com/
• Twitter
– @eyalgo_egolan
– https://twitter.com/eyalgo_egolan
• LinkedIn
– https://www.linkedin.com/in/egolan74