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Why we love Scrum?

Last post 03:40 pm November 15, 2013 by Anonymous
3 replies
Oleksa Oliinyk
05:36 am November 15, 2013

Lets count reasons, why we love it?

Oleksa Oliinyk
05:37 am November 15, 2013

I ll start from this article.
http://www.webinse.com/blog/why-we-love-scrum/

Ian Mitchell
07:06 am November 15, 2013

Al Shalloway has taken a critical view of Scrum, and these days actively promotes SAFe. However, he has published this blog post stating the reasons...or as he puts it, "setting the record straight"...for why he loves Scrum. It's worth reading:

http://www.netobjectives.com/blogs/setting-record-straight-i-love-scrum

Anonymous
03:40 pm November 15, 2013

I love it because ... it is agile and I can use the agile practices and agile values and principles. I love it because it focus on the value for the customer. And it also, when done right, makes fun. I would love to work in an environment where people love to be. That would be nice. I hope I will find this some day ... in the future.

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