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Are there ever times when a waterfall approach to managing projects is a better choice than Scrum? This might surprise you, since I am a Certified Scrum Trainer, but I actually think there are times when a waterfall approach to project management works fine.
As ScrumMasters work to enhance their knowledge of Scrum and help their organizations move towards agile transformation, there is definitely a time and place to use Scrum-specific books to help with that. Books like mine, 30 Days to Better Agile, give specific and targeted advice about how to fix some of the most common problems that occur during…
There are inevitably going to be times when a Scrum team commits to deliver a user story and they do not complete it. So what happens next? The Product Owner rejects the story. It goes back to the Product Backlog and can be prioritized wherever the PO would...