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Scrum is an iterative and incremental agile software development framework for managing product development.
Popular Themes in r/scrum
#1
Advice Requests
: "How to deal with kids? "
12 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "SCRUM Alliance is such a scam"
6 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "Lightweight medium-term planning for a part-time startup? "
5 posts
Popular Topics in r/scrum
#1
Scrum
: "The majority of Scrum Masters are not fit for their position!"
57 posts
#2
Scrum Master
: "The majority of Scrum Masters are not fit for their position!"
21 posts
#3
Certification
: "SAFe Agilist Renewal with SSM Certification"
11 posts
#4
Agile
: "Agile implementation in portfolio level "
8 posts
#5
Retrospective
: "Retrospective"
5 posts
#6
Product Owner
: "Product Owner road map "
5 posts
#7
Sprint
: "In my team, the Sprint planning takes place in such a way that FE is planned in one Sprint, BE is done in another Sprint because the user stories are very huge (eg: Efforts of one FE story are 56 hrs) that the BE and QA are not able to complete in 1 Sprint and moreover it has 3rd party dependency.
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5 posts
#8
Csm
4 posts
#9
Psm
: "Is Psm2 even worth getting? Or beyond ie Psm3…"
4 posts
#10
Experience
4 posts
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