Author: babicheva

Scrum Team

Launching a New Scrum Team

Every Scrum Master or Agile Coach launches new Scrum teams from scratch. Launching a new Scrum team can be an exciting and challenging task. I have already launched quite a few teams and I would like to share my experience. Let’s imagine the situation: you have all team members already and need to start launching […]

Scrum Team

Estimation Of User Stories In Story Points

How often do you, as a Scrum Master or Agile coach, face the problem of estimating tasks in a Scrum team? I regularly run across this problem when launching new teams. Estimating the time required to complete a task is simultaneously a very simple and very complex, and sometimes very risky task that all development […]

Foreign languages

Why Learn Foreign Languages?

Learning foreign languages contributes to brain development and improves cognitive abilities, making it an excellent brain exercise. Additionally, it opens up additional opportunities for communicating with people from different cultures, broadens horizons, and allows for new experiences. Furthermore, learning foreign languages can significantly enhance career prospects and open doors for working with people from different […]

Scrum Team

I Began Diving Into Storytelling

How often do you run across misunderstanding, rejection, resistance when you need to explain any complicated topic? How to build emotional and lively communication with the participants of the meeting? How can we send the participants the main idea we want to explain and do it softly? Storytelling will help with this – a way […]

Scrum Team

Workshop How To Work With Conflicts

Once again I dived into the world of eduScrum. Do you remember what eduScrum is? eduScrum is a learning organization system in which the teacher delegates responsibility for the learning process to teams. But responsibility cannot simply be “given away”, it must be done in such a way that the students want and are able […]

Books on Agile

The Books I Have Read Recently

Reading is an interesting creative process of getting new knowledge for personal and professional development. Reading books helps not only to maintain the existing level of knowledge, but also expands it. By reading, we supply our brain with new information. The more knowledge we have, the more prepared we are for the various challenges we […]

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