Good Morning
Has anyone had any experience of this course or methodology?
The good news is that it would appear that my employer will be offering to pay for the training and hopefully the exam too.
Regards
Agile Project Management
Hi there,
I recently went on the Certified ScrumMaster course and found it very useful. Although my company does not practice Scrum, I've successfully introduced some Agile principles, such as daily stand-up meetings.
It adds another string to your bow, and judging by the people and organisations on my course is gaining popularity in many industry sectors.
More information can be found on the Scrum Alliance website.
Good luck!
Duncan
I recently went on the Certified ScrumMaster course and found it very useful. Although my company does not practice Scrum, I've successfully introduced some Agile principles, such as daily stand-up meetings.
It adds another string to your bow, and judging by the people and organisations on my course is gaining popularity in many industry sectors.
More information can be found on the Scrum Alliance website.
Good luck!
Duncan
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Yes!! I have 2 years experience in Agile Scrum project management and Sprint planning. Agile is very famous methodology in IT world, which is growing very fast in all industries. After adopting Agile in your firm you can handle your work and team easily. You can estimate your project cost and time and can calculate everything which you need on your project.
MR: Larry C. Laird
Thank you for the replies. We had a small demonstration of the Agile methodology today. Seems to be a more flexible approach than others and maybe more appropriate in the ever changing World of IT.
Enjoyed some of the process buzzwords such as 'stories' and 'sprints'.
May be wrong here, but it seems to be a 'skinned' and more 'friendly' version of more conventional methodologies?
Enjoyed some of the process buzzwords such as 'stories' and 'sprints'.
May be wrong here, but it seems to be a 'skinned' and more 'friendly' version of more conventional methodologies?