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A History of Scrum & What We’ve Forgotten: Learnings From the Original Scrum Team

A History of Scrum & What We’ve Forgotten: Learnings From the Original Scrum Team

When the very first Scrum team formed in 1992, Agile Software Development Coach and Cprime mentor, Jeff McKenna, had already spent 30 years in software development. A technical and domain coach for that original Scrum team, Jeff is still teaching and coaching today.

In this webinar, Jeff reflects on the emergence of Scrum based on his own path. He will present 10+ practices that were notable on that first team, and add his commentary on the use or disuse of them at this time.

Join this webinar:

  • If you’re interested in Scrum practices to consider in your current usage
  • For learnings from Jeff’s decades of experience in agile software development and Scrum that you can apply in your organization
  • For more insights on the history of Scrum that can help you on your current personal and professional agility journey

Speaker:

Jeff McKenna
Agile Software Development Mentor & Coach, Cprime

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