Serious Scrum Weekly Update #81

March 16th to 22nd

For your Serious Scrum reading delight, we’ve summed up all 13 articles that were published by 9 different writers here at Serious Scrum between March 16th and 22nd.

Max Heiliger takes us into the World of Warcraft

In the last entry of his Scrum and Games series, Max proposes a compelling tale that will teach anyone who wants to listen the power of goals, and why gaming can be more like Scrum than you think.

Raiding your product

Maarten Dalmijn compares Scrum to Jazz. Nice.

Scrum works best when you play and improvise

Paddy Corry offers advice on a Mindset in times of Chaos

Chaos 101: 4 Leadership Lessons for Scrum Teams dealing with COVID-19

Sahin Guvenilir discusses acceptance versus pushing for change

Why Must Scrum Masters Balance ‘Working with What They Have’ and ‘Pushing The Envelope’?

Sahin Guvenilir also looks for self-organisation in football teams

What Can We Learn from a Football Team about Self-Organisation?

Willem-Jan Ageling has a call to arms for Scrum Masters. Step Up!

Your Team Has to Work Remotely. Scrum Master: Time to Step Up!

Roland Flemm has 2 episodes of the Koos coach comic this week

Koos coach comic: Pure Perfection

Koos coach comic: Quarantine

Scott Weiner took a look into clarity for remote teams

Building an effective remote Scrum team: The eight dimensions of clarity

Kerry Martin asks if we are raising Scrum Kids

Raise your Kids to be Little Scrum Masters

Paddy Corry thinks Scrum left some stuff out? What gives?

What Scrum Left Out

Anshul Kapoor took a look at Trust in Remote Teams

Remote Working and Trust Issues

Willem-Jan Ageling looks at leadership in times of Crisis

Scrum Master: the Crisis Has Changed Your Team — Your Leadership Approach Has to Change Too

That’s the lot for this week. Stay safe out there!

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