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👋 Sander Dur typing here, awesome of you to read my profile! I’m passionate about everything that is related to business agility, especially the people aspect. I’m an advocate of bringing back humanity to the workspace again. 🏢 I work as a Lead Agile Consultant at Xebia. Besides loving my consulting job, I work as a trainer for the Xebia Academy. 🎤 Next to these articles and my regular day job, I host a podcast called Mastering Agility, where all the biggest names in the industry drop by to talk about whatever they feel is important. Names include Mike Cohn, Maarten Dalmijn, Roman Pichler, and Jeff Patton.

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Published in Serious Scrum

·Aug 5, 2022

What Scrum Teams Can Learn From The Ferrari F1 2022 Season So Far

The 2022 F1 season has introduced a new array of aerodynamic rules. The cars look and behave vastly differently compared to last year’s and that poses both challenges and opportunities for Formula teams. One of the biggest revelations at the beginning of the season was the car design Ferrari had…

İnnovation

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What Scrum Teams Can Learn From The Ferrari F1 2022 Season So Far
What Scrum Teams Can Learn From The Ferrari F1 2022 Season So Far
İnnovation

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Published in Serious Scrum

·Jul 7, 2022

Call For Participants — the State of your Scrum Teams

After writing roughly 60 articles, it feels almost natural that writing a book would be a great next step. Ryan and I figured that besides our regular consulting gigs, teaching Scrum.org …

Management

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Call For Participants — the State of your Scrum Teams
Call For Participants — the State of your Scrum Teams
Management

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Published in Serious Scrum

·Jun 13, 2022

Why your customer should care about Scrum

Let’s face it, your stakeholders couldn’t care less about Scrum or whatever framework you’re using. And I understand that. They just want to get their needs met. Scrum is not one of their needs. If you go off to buy bread, you don’t care how they made it. You just…

Productivity

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Why your customer should care about Scrum
Why your customer should care about Scrum
Productivity

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Published in Serious Scrum

·May 9, 2022

Scrum explained: Technical debt vs undone work

“Let’s release it now”. Peter Product Owner says. “But Peter, we haven’t tested it yet. We don’t know if it works with all the other Increments, we don’t know if the user would accept it, we haven't even done the regression test.” the developers reply concerned. “Well,” Peter answers, “I…

Productivity

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Scrum explained: Technical debt vs undone work
Scrum explained: Technical debt vs undone work
Productivity

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Published in Serious Scrum

·May 6, 2022

Scrum: Dealing With Fixed Date, Fixed Budget Work

Even though many organizations now understand the mechanics of the Scrum framework, the adjoining change in approach to product delivery is often harder to grasp. Just the other day the traditional question arises: can you deliver product X by this deadline, within budget? Ah, the old, trusted iron triangle. We…

Productivity

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Scrum: Dealing With Fixed Date, Fixed Budget Work
Scrum: Dealing With Fixed Date, Fixed Budget Work
Productivity

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Published in Serious Scrum

·May 4, 2022

Three things NOT to do as a new Scrum Master

Congratulations, you landed your first job as a Scrum Master! You’re looking forward to helping your Scrum Teams and organization on their journey to work with this popular framework. You’ve packed your sticky notes (’cause that’s what Scrum Masters carry around, right?), you know the Scrum Guide by heart, and…

Productivity

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Three things NOT to do as a new Scrum Master
Three things NOT to do as a new Scrum Master
Productivity

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Published in Serious Scrum

·May 1, 2022

Don’t treat Scrum as the fixer of everything

Scrum is by far the most popular framework these days. In fact, the 15th Annual State of Agile shows that 66% of respondees use this particular framework. What this survey does not show, is what my experience does show: the implicit expectation that frameworks will solve your issues. …

Technology

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Don’t treat Scrum as a fixer of everything
Don’t treat Scrum as a fixer of everything
Technology

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Published in Serious Scrum

·Apr 8, 2022

Five books to level up your product skills

Every year, tons of books are being published on product development, business agility, Scrum, and anything related. I try to read and absorb as much as I can, but I sometimes fail to finish a book completely. Kanban suggests “stop starting, and start finishing”. Maybe I should apply that to…

Productivity

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Five books to level up your product skills
Five books to level up your product skills
Productivity

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Published in Serious Scrum

·Apr 6, 2022

Why you should treat your Sprint Review like a Formula 1 Race

The Formula 1 season is two races in. Finally, after months of waiting, the biggest traveling circus in the world has started to unfold. 10 teams have started to prepare for that moment even far before the last season ended. Listeners of the Mastering Agility podcast know that I’m a…

Product Management

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Why you should treat your Sprint Review like a Formula 1 Race
Why you should treat your Sprint Review like a Formula 1 Race
Product Management

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Sander Dur

Sander Dur

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PST at Scrum.org. Scrum Mastering from the Trenches. Podcast host at “Mastering Agility”, found on all big platforms. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sanderdur

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