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Author Archives: Daily Scrum

CTC Part 1 Pass!

A quick update and a change of plan. I changed track back to CTC as this seemed the best fit for where I am in my coaching journey at the moment. Currently I am about to sit my ICF exam to gain my ICF-ACC and the CTC guidelines state that candidates should be able toContinue reading “CTC Part 1 Pass!”

Posted byDaily Scrum16/07/202416/07/2024Posted inScrum

Coaching Progress!

As we reach the half year point I thought it best to give a progress update as a few people have been in touch regarding the CEC and CTC Journeys and I didn’t want to leave things in the balance. Having spent a lot of time and focus on the Scrum Alliance CEC/CTC journeys, finallyContinue reading “Coaching Progress!”

Posted byDaily Scrum10/06/202411/06/2024Posted inCertification

CEC / CTC Part 1 Submitted

I feel that I need to be open and honest here. I messed up, but I am looking at it in a good way! The plan has always been to work towards the Certified Team Coach and then follow this up with the Certified Enterprise Coach certification. I worked through the Part 1 form forContinue reading “CEC / CTC Part 1 Submitted”

Posted byDaily Scrum16/05/2024Posted inCertification

CTC Pre-application call

Last week was a good week! I finally made some progress with my CTC / CEC application by taking the plunge with the pre-application call. I am pleased to say it went very well. I thought I would document the outline here to help any candidates who are considering booking the call. in the nearContinue reading “CTC Pre-application call”

Posted byDaily Scrum01/04/202401/04/2024Posted inScrum

Giving back to the community

As part of the CTC / CEC process, one of the requirements is to actively support the Agile Community. This can be done through organising meetups, talking at an event or helping within the Scrum Alliance Community. Today I will focus on the work I have done with the Scrum Alliance Community. It was suggestedContinue reading “Giving back to the community”

Posted byDaily Scrum07/11/2023Posted inScrum

Progress to CTC / CEC!

Well, what can I say, it has been a rollercoaster ride so far and unlike any certification I have taken in the past, this has been full on. It really makes me appreciate just how coveted the CTC is and hats off to the people who have already gained their certification as I know howContinue reading “Progress to CTC / CEC!”

Posted byDaily Scrum01/11/202307/11/2023Posted inCertification

How To: Sizing and Estimation Game

The Zoo Game When starting out with teams I like to facilitate an exercise called “The Zoo Game” to bring relative sizing and estimation to life.  It is a practical exercise that is run with the whole team together. Getting started If the team are located in the same office, then you will need the followingContinue reading “How To: Sizing and Estimation Game”

Posted byDaily Scrum11/01/202111/01/2021Posted inHow To

How To: Backlog Refinement

The Scrum Guide states that, ” Product Backlog Items that can be Done by the Scrum Team within one Sprint are deemed ready for selection in a Sprint Planning event. They usually acquire this degree of transparency after refining activities. Product Backlog Refinement is the act of breaking down and further defining Product Backlog ItemsContinue reading “How To: Backlog Refinement”

Posted byDaily Scrum01/12/202002/12/2020Posted inHow To

How To: Sprint Review

As always I have tried to break things down into PO / SM / Team responsibilities so that you know how closely these roles need to work together to get great outcomes. Sprint Review. The Sprint review is held at the end of the Sprint to “inspect the Increment and adapt the Product Backlog ifContinue reading “How To: Sprint Review”

Posted byDaily Scrum01/12/202002/12/2020Posted inHow To

How To: Sprint Retrospectives

Sprint Retrospectives are an important part of our inspect and adapt process. It helps our teams to continually improve by looking back at the last Sprint, identifying areas of improvement and creating an action plan to to implement improvements for the next Sprint. The Format The format of a retrospective can be as simple asContinue reading “How To: Sprint Retrospectives”

Posted byDaily Scrum01/12/202002/12/2020Posted inHow To

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