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Welcome to the Scrum.org Community podcast, a podcast from the Home of Scrum. In this podcast we feature Professional Scrum Trainers and other Scrum Practitioners sharing their stories and experiences to help learn from the experience of others.
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5am Mester Scrum LIVE Show with Scrum Master & Agile Coach Greg Mester #5amMesterScrum. Practical and Tactical #Scrum and #Agile ideas so we can all get value to our customers without working crazy hours. This way we can get home to family and friends and have fun in the office and in life.
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We bring amazing agile minded individuals from product, coaching, entrepreneurship, and engineering space and bring you an immersive learning experience through stories and practices. If you are an aspiring or new Scrum Master, Business Analyst, Product Owner, or Product Manager; you will take away a lot from these conversations!
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The Product Owner Perspective interview series was created by me, Sjoerd Kranendonk (aka @sjoerdly), in an attempt to increase the amount of available stories, experience & knowledge for the Product Owner community. At irregular intervals I interview experienced practitioners to help share lessons and practices from the trenches.
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Late evening or afternoon show talking about Getting to the Next Level and I wanted to expand on the post we made today about the two turtles with the bigger one the coach and the smaller one the coachee. There are lots of ways to look at this. I'm going to gove two: one being knowledge shared and two patience sometimes pays off and don't in such a…
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No One Likes to Retrospect...Why? and let me offer this thought.. Is it because: they are not entertaining? nothing gets improved? we already meet enough? We are perfect the way we are? I would like to add No one Likes to Change or realize they could improve, even a little bit. There is real resistance to improvement. On today's program 4R Thursday…
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In this recorded episode of a live Ask a PST session held on September 16, 2025, PST Ryan Brook answered a wide variety of challenging questions from Agile practitioners! He explores the importance of vision-setting, accountability, and building a strong agile culture. Ryan shares practical strategies for leading distributed teams, breaking down si…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast.Stuart Young is this week's guest. With a marker in one hand and a mission in mind, Stuart helps individuals and teams connect, communicate and collaborate through a unique blend of coaching, emotional intelligence, visual storytelling, and product-focused Agile training. I help individuals and teams connect, c…
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What is your Career or Business Next Level Mindset? I was chatting with a connection the other day and they were in the same position for the past 3 years. It made me realize how many people or businesses have not shifted into a Next Level Mindset. To be honest many people and businesses are already there, but lack the challenge to take that step o…
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I had a blank mind on fun topic so I decided let's just ask chatgpt. So we are doing it live and uncut. Plus we have a fortune cookie for Fortune Cookie Friday. Today is a Fun Friday on the #5amMesterScrum show 1280 This is the audio podcast version of the video on youtube, facebook and LinkdedInBy g5amMesterScrum
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So a Team I coached held a retrospective which I facilitated and I went around post retro and greased the action plan with other managers, so people were not caught of guard. I greased the future actions so they might go over smoother. Now this scenario does not happen all the time but does every so often especially when the retrospective actions i…
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Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way Product Owners work—from streamlining daily tasks to shaping strategic decisions. In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, Dave West is joined by Ruud Adriaans, Product Owner and Linus Wiggers, Head of AI from Productowner.nl to explore AI’s growing influence on Product Ownership. They …
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I wanted to celebrate getting together anytime the team is in the office as a part of a hybrid work environment. Today for one of my team I coach they were altogether in a room for their daily scrum or standup. It was a great sight to be seen as I think it may have been a first. Remote is ok but when teams are on-site they should really meet togeth…
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Procurement is often the missing piece in Agile transformations. In this Scrum.org Community Podcast, Dave West is joined by Mirko Kleiner, President, Lean Agile Procurement Alliance and Simon Reindl, Professional Scrum Trainer to explore how procurement’s traditional predictive approach can clash with Agile’s iterative nature—and how to fix it. Th…
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I just realized a subtle characteristic for sprint time box length. If teams are working to 3 week or longer time boxes that is a good indication of teams working as individuals vs. as a group on a problem that needs to be solved. There are cases in where maybe there could be lots of testing that would require the longer period yes. However.. I rea…
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Welcome Back post Labor Day Holiday and for me it is triple planning day for My 3rd Sprint in Q3, 1st Week in Sprint 3 and of course today. This is what I do to get to the next level. When i don't do it, I do fall behind. On today's Getting to the Next Level program for the #5amMesterScrum show 1275.…
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Welcome to our Podcast version of our Live video show and today Fun Friday we have an idea for a book share before a holiday weekend. So we are doing a pack opening of Alex Hormozi's new book. Plus I found the fortune cookies, so we are also doing Fortune Cookie Friday as well here on the the #5amMesterScrum show episode 1274…
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Mixing pieces from Sprint Reviews and Retros into discussion at the Sprint Planning session. Something all Scrum Masters or agile coaches should do.. Make them think a little bit more before blasting off from Sprint Planning. Our #5amMesterScrum show 1273 as a part of our 4R Thursday - Roles, Reviews, Retros and Requirements programing…
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Watch out for social media as well as Metrics and Ranking published before your use them for your own decisions. The other day I was at a meeting and the leader share a Ranking for the city of Philadelphia and we were at the bottom. So I was curious as to what the measure was. I googled the ranking info and its AI brought the study right to the top…
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Get better 4x as fast with 4 retros per day. I was listening to Ed Mylett and he was talking about his shorter days o he actually does 2 days in one. Morning and afternoon? Well I kind of do the same but with some twists. He talks about a sort of retrospective at the end of his shorter days. Well I break my days into 4 parts 1) Morning (pre kid lea…
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In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, Dave West is joined by Magdalena Firlit and Patricia Kong to explore the role of ethics in product management. They discuss why ethical frameworks matter, the impact of transparency and bias, and how ethical decision-making builds trust and resilience. Here is the link to the referenced white pape…
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Go Under Cover and be a Customer, is my challenge to you on Getting to the Next Level for Tuesday programming on the #5amMesterScrum show 1269. Just returned from a local chamber meeting and they brought up the local mass transit and our funding issue. Oh was that a can of worms. Need ideas for your business than just go be a customer and you will …
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Whether you are a tech team or a little restaurant or coffee shop or mom and pop business. Doing a sports or hobby t-shirt day is always fun. It helps the team get to know each other a bit and even entertains people the come into the store. Bonus for a coffee or local joint, spread the fun by offering a 5% off if people wear a their favorite sports…
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When teams start off or have not done a Sprint Review in a long time, use the 80 /20 rule and conduct an internal team review a few times. This will help the teams feel comfortable and we don't need the entire company at the 1st Sprint Review. It is overkill. The Sprint Guide is about the Best level and even professional ball players take a few pra…
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Getting a good team that likes to work with each other and be productive together has such a high ROI and is something that HR organizations should bring tools to help support. A tool is quarterly fun events in the office with pay. A sort of Team Day. I'll chare some benefits. on our #5amMesterScrum show 1266. Please reach out if you need help with…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. Mary Fidler is this week's guest. Mary is passionate about leading and supporting IT recruitment. She's had the privilege of working with some of the UK’s most successful businesses. Specialising in senior and complex tech hires, she thrives on connecting top talent with the right opportunities. ▶︎Mary's Linke…
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Why do we get Coaching for our kids but not Ourselves. However we still want to get to the next level in our careers, business and life. Today's 8/12/2025 5amMesterScrum Show 1265 is a part of our Tuesday programming on Getting to the Next Level. Please reach out if you have coaching questions. A simple chat works fine as well.…
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So yesterday I got a really good question from a team member post Sprint Planning. I thought the team organizes what goes into the sprint plan. The team member was partially correct. So lets dive into this on our 4R Thursday Roles, Requirements, Reviews and Retros. Here on our #5amMesterScrum show number 1262.…
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In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, Dave West is joined by Darrell Fernandes to tackle questions from a recent webinar on the Agile Product Operating Model and incentives. Together, they explore how incentive models can either support or derail agility. They dig into real-world challenges like misaligned rewards, hero culture, and s…
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#5amMesterScrum show 1261 Get to the Next Level New Tuesday Topics I'm going to be changing the Tuesday programming from 2 for Tuesday or 10x to more of a Get To the Next Level in your Agile or Scrum Career. Soon I will also announce a new spin off as well that relates to general Career Growth and Business Growth on a separate channel. Related to t…
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How do you prove your value as a Scrum Master? What steps can you take as Scrum Master to coach your Product Owner? What are some ways to make Scrum Events more engaging? There is a lot to navigate within the Scrum Master Accountability. PST Bart Versteegen recently answered some burning listener questions about the Scrum Master Accountability. Tun…
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In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, host Dave West sits down with Tyson Bertmaring, Head of Partnership Success and Adrian Veres, Chief Scientific Officer from Dyno Therapeutics, a cutting-edge gene therapy startup. They share how Dyno applies the ideas of the Agile Product Operating Model (APOM) to complex scientific research—shift…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. Rachelle Williams is this week's guest. Rachelle is a Methodology Agnostic Agile Coach & Consultant and training from the back of the room trainer. ▶︎Rachelle's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelleawilliams/ ▶︎Rachell's Courseshttps://www.tickettailor.com/events/tbrwithrachelle/1688449 ▶︎ Want to kno…
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Join us for a heartfelt conversation on The Agile Coach Podcast, where Pabitra sits down with Tyrone Dollison Jr, a true example of resilience and transformation. Tyrone’s story is anything but linear. He’s worn many hats, from working in education and finance to diving deep into analytics, and eventually making his mark as a product leader in tech…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. Tom Killen is this week's guest. Tom is an experienced growth product lead, driving value, great culture and chasing those pursuit of happiness moments. ▶︎Tom's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-killen-50b0b788/ ▶︎Tickets to our conferencehttps://www.tickettailor.com/events/notanotheragileconference…
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Transparency is a core pillar of Scrum—but what happens when the environment punishes openness? In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, Professional Scrum Trainer David Spinks joins host Dave West to explore the complexities of transparency in unhealthy organizational cultures. David shares why pushing for full transparency too quickly …
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. Emily Kershaw is this week's guest. Emily is an Ex-Hostage Negotiator and now an accredited Project and Change Manager with a background in policing. Emily specialises in the design and delivery of strategic business change, transformation, and process improvement across the law enforcement and criminal justic…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. Dinah is an action-oriented, Technology & people-focused leader and an entrepreneurial leader and [probably] the most helpful conversation you'll have about what you want to try and achieve. ▶︎Dinah's socials https://www.linkedin.com/in/dinahturner/ ▶︎Our Substack https://everydayagile.substack.com/…
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In this "Value Delivered" episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, host Dave West and PST Jay Rahman, Founder of Fractal Systems discuss how agile principles helped a large investment bank turn a struggling multi-million dollar project into a success. By applying Scrum at multiple levels, the organization improved leadership alignment, enhanced …
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In this special episode of The Agile Coach Podcast, we bring together four inspiring guests: Sid Sachdeva, Paulo Carini, Haley Prestwood, and Darian Riley, each sharing their unique path into the tech industry. From international students navigating visa challenges to career changers leveraging non-technical backgrounds, this episode is packed with…
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In this Ask a PST episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, guest host Lindsay Velecina is joined by Professional Scrum Trainer Dominik Maximini to answer listener questions about forecasting and release planning. Dominik shares practical insights on estimation, using burn-down charts, managing dependencies with joint roadmaps, and aligning with …
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In this special episode of The Agile Coach Podcast, leading voices in product ownership and agile transformation: Joe Justice, Richard Seroter, Mark Shead, Sheetal Rajpal, and Jeff Bubolz, share their hard-won lessons from building and scaling products at organizations like Tesla, Google, Amazon, LendingTree, and more. Their experiences span hardwa…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. Mark Fenton is the co-founder and director of Avantix Limited, a company that helps organisations to improve their performance using people-centric and agile approaches. Mark’s mission is to enable clients to achieve their strategic goals and deliver value to their stakeholders, while mitigating the negative i…
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Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast. This is an emergency podcast that explores the reasons behind our decision to host a Conference on October 20th in Liverpool. Ticket Page https://app.tickettailor.com/events/notanotheragileconference/1579375 Hotels:https://www.booking.com/Share-YqlI5Ahttps://www.booking.com/Share-MMOwwPUhttps://www.booking.com…
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In this episode of the Scrum.org Community Podcast, host Dave West and Brendan Mcsheffrey, Managing Partner at Kendall AI explore the Kendall Framework—a method for training AI using principles from lean, agile, and design thinking. They discuss how clear problem definition and context blocks like roles, capabilities, and processes dramatically imp…
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