My unusual toolbox as a scrum master and Agile coach
summary
Ten pragmatic tools for coaches and Scrum Masters: a my own backlog board with weekly one‑week sprints making consultant work visible; a meeting killer Miro pattern that scores each person’s meetings and sparks experiments; a silent‑sorting value and effort workshop that handles ~36 backlog items and drills into the 10 most contested; micro‑training like three‑minute “curiosity time” and 30‑week weekly “tea time”; process visualization and a client alliance template that sets mutual expectations and measurable success criteria.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:11Interactive agenda with voting
- 10:23Backlog as Scrum Master
- 17:23Meeting killer
- 25:14Value and effort chart
- 30:32Introducing new concepts
- 37:18Process visualization
- 41:57Client alliance
- 46:14Feedback and closing
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