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The Burn Up - Agile Software Delivery
Beautiful Abstraction
33 episodes
1 week ago
The podcast about all things Agile and Software Delivery where I discuss all things agile with colleagues, clients and industry leaders. We’ll be giving you an honest take on tools and techniques, will share our experiences and hopefully provide inspiration and guidance to all involved in software design and delivery to ultimately make software delivery more enjoyable and successful.
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The podcast about all things Agile and Software Delivery where I discuss all things agile with colleagues, clients and industry leaders. We’ll be giving you an honest take on tools and techniques, will share our experiences and hopefully provide inspiration and guidance to all involved in software design and delivery to ultimately make software delivery more enjoyable and successful.
Show more...
Technology
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S2E04 Team Roles - Delivery Manager and Scrum Master
The Burn Up - Agile Software Delivery
1 hour 2 minutes
5 years ago
S2E04 Team Roles - Delivery Manager and Scrum Master
In this Team Roles episode, Marcel and Todd talk about the role of the Delivery Manager and Scrum Master. We talk about the difference between delivery roles and give practical advice on how to help teams reduce risks, remove blockers and… Deliver! We touch on the importance of 1-on-1 relationships with team members, the importance of servant leadership, project awareness, project management tooling, risk management, good project hygiene and how to become a delivery manager. In this episode we talk in more detail about the following topics: - What is a Delivery Manager anyway? - The difference between Delivery Lead, Delivery Manager, Programme Manager and Scrum Master. Have we got you confused yet? Don’t worry, we’ll explain.... - Delivery mindset within the team - Balance between shielding the team and exposure to clients - The importance of 1-on-1 relationships with team members - Avoiding being a 'box ticker' Delivery Manager - The importance of servant leadership - Being aware of what you DO know, not what you THINK you know - Being organised and prioritising time - Documenting everything - Project management tools - The importance of building good teams - Todd’s number 1 tip: scheduling 1-on-1s and the importance of listening - Risk and blocker management - Good project hygiene and project ceremonies - How to get into project management - Project management certifications and continuous learning Show Notes Getting Things Done® by David Allen https://gettingthingsdone.com/ Inbox Zero https://www.fastcompany.com/40507663/the-7-step-guide-to-achieving-inbox-zero-and-staying-there-in-2018 – More information at https://www.theburnup.com This podcast produced by Burn Up Media Ltd under under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Further Information at: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
The Burn Up - Agile Software Delivery
The podcast about all things Agile and Software Delivery where I discuss all things agile with colleagues, clients and industry leaders. We’ll be giving you an honest take on tools and techniques, will share our experiences and hopefully provide inspiration and guidance to all involved in software design and delivery to ultimately make software delivery more enjoyable and successful.