Is It Ok to Ignore the Scrum Guide?
Fleeting- External reference:
An episode of the agile for humans youtube channel
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time text https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=133.44s if you start taking https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=136.72s things out https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=137.52s then just don’t call it scrum uh and you https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=140s know that’s totally https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=141.2s fine that’s totally fine to do just https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=144.08s don’t just don’t call it that https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=145.44s uh but that’s really my only ask right i https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=147.84s like terminology matters https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=149.52s right yeah it just becomes something https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=151.599s different and different can be better it https://youtu.be/8e5r2Up7NBk&t=153.68s can be worse from –
story points aren’t scrum
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Also, from the scrum guide
implementing only parts of Scrum is possible, the result is not Scrum.
Notes linking here
- doing scrum or pretending to do scrum?
- is not doing vs not having to do
- misconceptions about scrum
- usage ordinaire du mot scrum