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Dew Drop – May 3, 2024 (#4181)
- Visual Studio Code April 2024 (Visual Studio Code Team)
- Microsoft introduces passkeys for consumer accounts (Vasu Jakkal & Joy Chik)
- WinGet: Enabling experimental features in production (Roy MacLachlan, Demitrius Nelon and Heather Poulsen)
- Elegantly Visualize Hierarchical Data with WinUI DataGrid’s Master-Details View! (Amal Raj Umapathy Selvam)
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Medium
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Symphony of Synergy: The Art of Scaling Up Through Cross-Functional Harmony
- Easygo faced a challenge of promotion abuse, which was initially tackled in isolation by different teams.
- The Product team formed cross-functional teams called 'communities' to harmonize efforts.
- These communities allowed diverse talents and perspectives to collaborate and enhance overall performance and innovation.
- The symphonic approach led to increased engagement, problem-solving, communication, and innovation within the teams.
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Scrum
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Dynamics of Emergent Leadership
- Emergent leadership is a fluid and situational form of leadership that arises based on specific needs and circumstances.
- It is characterized by flexibility, allowing different individuals to step up and lead as required, regardless of formal roles or seniority.
- Factors that contribute to the emergence of leaders include expertise, emotional intelligence, and initiative.
- Adopting emergent leadership brings benefits such as agility, increased engagement, and enhanced innovation.
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Scrum-Master-Toolbox
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Excelling at the Product Owner role, one Summit session at a time. Join the waiting list for the upcoming mini-summit
- Product Owners are central to both the vision and execution of projects, yet this role comes with its own set of unique challenges.
- To help Product Owners succeed, a FREE mini summit has been organized with industry experts.
- The mini summit features speakers such as Roman Pichler and David Bland, who will share their insights and success stories.
- Interested individuals can sign up for the mini summit and attend for free.
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Scrum-Master-Toolbox
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Mike Richards: Leading with Trust, The Product Owner’s Guide
- Mike Richards discusses the importance of leading with trust as a Product Owner and how it can transform team dynamics and project outcomes.
- He also highlights the dangers of over-engagement and micromanagement by Product Owners.
- A course is available to help Scrum Masters support collaboration between teams and Product Owners.
- Mike Richards is a tech professional with a passion for transforming organizations and empowering agile teams.
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Scrum
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How Done makes your Sprint Retrospective more effective (70)
- During the Sprint Retrospective, the Definition of Done brings transparency on the required quality measures of the solution.
- Teams should consider the Definition of Done when discussing quality topics.
- The Sprint Retrospective needs to be well facilitated to address quality and Definition of Done within the timebox.
- Scrum teams should evaluate how to improve the use of Definition of Done during Sprint Retrospectives to enhance effectiveness in meeting quality requirements.
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Medium
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The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best Software for Your 2024 Team
- Choosing the best software for your 2024 team requires careful consideration of factors such as collaboration features, scalability, integration capabilities, and user-friendliness.
- Data management and security are essential aspects to consider, with the need for software that can effectively protect sensitive information and provide efficient data management features.
- There are different types of team software available, including project management tools, communication platforms, and collaboration suites.
- Popular team software options in 2024 include Asana, Slack, Trello, and Microsoft Teams, among others.
- Key features to look for in team software include task management, file sharing, real-time collaboration, integration with other tools, and customizable workflows.
- To evaluate and compare different team software options, it is recommended to assess their features, pricing, scalability, user reviews, and support options.
- Implementing new team software requires planning, training, and ongoing support to ensure a smooth transition and successful adoption.
- Providing comprehensive training and ongoing support to your team is crucial to optimize the use of the software and maximize its benefits.
- By following these guidelines, you can choose the ideal software for your 2024 team, enhancing productivity, collaboration, and overall success.
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Mike Richards: The Scrum Master Feedback Loop, Measuring What Really Matters For Scrum Masters
- Mike Richards shares his approach to measuring success and gathering feedback as a Scrum Master.
- Creating a safe space for team feedback and fostering a learning environment is important for Scrum Masters.
- The significance of emotional security and predictability in achieving sprint goals and maintaining effective team dynamics.
- Exploring the Cat Memes Retrospective format to inject humor and openness into team discussions.
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Scrum
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What Makes the Daily Scrum Effective?
- Daily Scrum events are designed to keep the team focused on their goal, ensure transparency, and highlight any blockers.
- The developers should communicate openly, share progress, challenges, and insights during the Daily Scrum.
- The team should align work with goals, identify blockers early, encourage accountability and ownership, and keep the sessions short and focused.
- An effective Daily Scrum minimizes waste, identifies risks early, reduces the need for other meetings, and fosters collaboration and adaptability.
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Scrum-Master-Toolbox
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Mike Richards: Managing Agile Teams Under Tight Deadlines, The Remote Team Edition
- Mike Richards shares his professional journey of facilitating agile transformations and fostering change within diverse teams.
- Establishing clear communication and understanding story points contribute to project success, especially under tight deadlines.
- The importance of work agreements and early iterative discussions in distributed teams is emphasized.
- Mike Richards is a catalyst for growth and change, passionate about transforming organizations and empowering agile teams.
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Unlocking the Full Potential of GitScrum: Advanced Features and Best Practices
- GitScrum is a versatile project management tool that combines Git functionalities with task management capabilities.
- It offers efficient task organization and dynamic task prioritization, allowing teams to streamline project execution.
- Seamless collaboration features foster teamwork and transparency, while insightful analytics drive informed decision-making.
- GitScrum is scalable and flexible, adapting to the evolving needs of projects.
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Scrum
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Why Is the Definition of Done So Important?
- The Definition of Done is a commitment that guides teams toward their goals.
- Ensuring Alignment: Incorporating the definition of done at a strategic level ensures that every item, feature, and product increment directly contributes to the broader business objectives.
- Stakeholder Satisfaction: The definition of done is crucial in managing stakeholder expectations and building trust.
- Shared Understanding: The definition of done helps prevent misunderstandings within the team and ensures a unified vision.
- Quality Assurance: A comprehensive definition of done sets a quality benchmark for deliverables, including functional and non-functional requirements.
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Scrum-Master-Toolbox
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Mike Richards: Beyond Lip Service, True Stories of Agile Transformation
- Mike recounts his experiences with a scrum team that struggled to fully embrace the agile mindset.
- We also talk about the pitfalls of ‘lip service’ to scrum practices.
- Discover how data-driven insights and a shift in team culture can catalyze meaningful change and enhance team performance.
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Scrum
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Mastering Development Approach and Life Cycle: From Project Management to Scrum Mastery (From PM to PSM 17)
- The Development Approach and Life Cycle Performance Domain is pivotal for project managers transitioning to Scrum Masters.
- Over-reliance on predictive models and impediments of short feedback cycles are potential dangers for project managers moving to Scrum.
- Useful experiences and skills for project managers transitioning to Scrum include collaboration across disciplines and leveraging phase gate expectations.
- Steps to transition to a professional use of the Scrum framework include embracing empirical process control, adopting iterative development, and facilitating continuous feedback.
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Scrum
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3 best ways to wreck your Kanban adoption
- Ignoring or hiding problems leads to larger issues that are harder to solve.
- Lack of a working agreement among team members leads to disarray and inefficiency.
- Relying on vanity metrics can lead to a false sense of achievement.
- To ensure efficiency, address challenges directly, establish clear agreements, and focus on meaningful measures of progress.
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