When the values of commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect are embodied and lived out by the Scrum Team, the Scrum pillars of transparency, inspection, and adaptation come to life and build trust for all. Scrum Team members learn and explore those values as they work with Scrum events, roles, and artifacts.

2. Scrum
Scrum Theory
Scrum Values
Scrum Team
Scrum Events
Scrum Artifacts

3. Scrum Values
Successful use of Scrum depends on people becoming more proficient
in living five values:

4. Scrum Value 1: Openness
● As scrum team work together,
team members express how
they are doing, what's in their
way, and their concerns so the
concerns can be addressed
● We are open to collaborate with
stakeholder.
● Open in sharing feedback and
learn from one another.

5. Scrum Value 2: Courage
● Courage to undertake greater
challenges.
● Courage to not deliver undone
software.
● Courage in sharing all possible
information (transparency) that might
help the team and the organization.
● Courage in admitting that nobody is
perfect.
● Courage to share risks and benefits.

6. Scrum Value 3: Respect
● To help each other become
worthy of respect.
● We respect diversity (it makes
us stronger).
● We respect different opinions
(we might learn from it).
● We show respect for our
sponsors by not building
features that nobody will use.
● Respect for people, their experience and also their personal backgrounds.
● As we work together, sharing successes and failures, we
come to respect each other

7. Scrum Value 4: Focus
● Scrums focus on only a few
things at a time
● The team work well
together and produce
excellent work
● Teams deliver valuable
items sooner
● Focus on what is important
now
● Focus on what you know
now

8. Scrum Value 5: Commitment
● Quality, collaborate & learn
● Best we can do every day again & again
● Sprint Goal & Self-organize
● Create working software
● Definition of Done
● Inspect & adapt
● Transparency
Because scrum teams have great control over their own destiny, they are more
committed to success

10. Question Time
Learn More about Scrum values

11. Thank
You