Scrum for Startup Course

SCRUM FOR STARTUP is a step-by-step Course designed to deal with Inconstancy, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity, through empiricism.

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Course curriculum

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1. Introduction to Scrum for Startup Course
  FREE PREVIEW
2. 4 reasons to start Scrum Career
3. How it all started for me?
4. Why Scrum, Why Now, Why You...
  FREE PREVIEW
5. How to access Scrum Templates and Tools?
1. Introduction to the three pillars of Empiricism
2. Challenges and examples of Empiricism
1. Introduction to Scrum Framework
  FREE PREVIEW
2. Scrum team
3. The Product Owner
4. The Differences Between Project Manager and Scrum Product Owner
5. The Scrum Master
6. Changes for the Scrum Masters concerning Scrum Guide 2020
7. Developers in Scrum
8. Stakeholders
9. Do not dare to start as a Scrum Master without knowing these secrets!
1. Scrum Timeboxing and Scrum Events Introduction
2. The Sprint
3. The Sprint Goal
4. First Scrum event Sprint Planning Meeting
5. Second Scrum event Daily Scrum
6. Third Scrum event Sprint Review
7. Fourth Scrum event Sprint Retrospective
8. Product Backlog Refinement
9. Introduction to Release Planning
1. Introduction to the Themes, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks
2. Themes
3. Epics
4. User stories
5. User Story Mapping
6. Tasks in Scrum
1. Introduction to Scrum Artifacts
2. Product Backlog
3. Sprint Backlog
4. Scrum Board with DEMO
5. The Increment
6. What is Burndown Chart in Scrum?
1. Definition of Ready (DoR)
2. Definition of Done (DoD)
3. Acceptance criteria (AC)
1. Introduction to evidence-based management (EBM)
2. The benefits of evidence-based management
1. Risk Management in Scrum INTRO
  FREE PREVIEW
2. Types of Project Risks
3. Risk Assessment - Likelihood, and Impact
4. Risk Strategies, Contingency, Mitigation
5. Group Anti-Patterns PART 1
6. Group Anti-Patterns PART 2
7. Individual Anti-Patterns PART 1
8. Individual Anti-Patterns PART 2
9. Contingency Plan vs Fallback Plan
10. The Risk Assessment Meeting
11. Creating a Risk Plan
12. Risk monitoring
13. FAQ for Risk management
14. Final Words and Congratulations
1. 01. Course Introduction
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2. Introduction to Scrum Events
3. Why Should You Run A Sprint Planning Meeting
4. How Sprint Planning is Done
5. How to run a Daily Scrum meeting
6. The Daily Scrum Challenges
7. How to run a successful Sprint Review Meeting
8. Introduction to Sprint Review Techniques
9. How to implement SOFTWARE WALKTHROUGHS Technique
10. How to implement SOFTWARE TECHNICAL REVIEW Technique
11. How to implement SOFTWARE INSPECTIONS Technique
12. The requirements technical review and inspection technique
13. Introduction to Retrospectives
14. Create a Safe Environment as a common Retrospectives Issue
15. Positive Leadership is a common Retrospectives Issue
16. Desirable properties of Retrospectives
17. How to carry out a successful Sprint Retrospective
18. Introduction to Retrospective Exercises
19. Retrospective Exercises – Readying course exercises
20. Retrospective Exercises – The Main course exercises
21. Retrospective Exercises – Future course exercises
22. Tips and Tricks to run better Scrum events – PART 1
23. Tips and Tricks to run better Scrum events – PART 2
24. Tips and Tricks to run better Scrum events – PART 3
25. Final Words
1. Course Introduction
  FREE PREVIEW
2. Introduction to Planning
3. Uncertainty Space
4. Work Breakdown Structure
5. Estimates, Targets, and Commitments
6. ASSIGNMENT No 1 - Create a Work Breakdown Structure
7. Detailed introduction to Story points estimation
8. Challenges in Story Point Estimation
9. Velocity Estimates
10. Timeboxing in Scrum
11. Release Planning
12. Handling risks
13. ASSIGNEMENT No 2 - Create a Release Plan
14. Estimating Task Duration (PART 1)
15. Estimating Task Duration (PART 2)
16. Task dependencies
17. Critical Path Method (CPM Chart)
18. Effective Sprint Planning
19. ASSIGNEMENT No 3 - Create a CPM Chart
20. Final words
1. Short animated presentation
2. Class Project (Now it is your turn)
3. All right, we've reached the end of the course. Congratulations
1. 4 prerequisite conditions to start with Scrum
2. Use Scrum If You Want To Stay Alive On The Market
3. Why adding people to the project leads to the extension of its completion
4. What is the result of doing multiple things at once
5. When is the best time to fix the bugs in your product
6. Remove these 4 types of waste to become more productive in Scrum
7. Concrete Steps For Transparency in Scrum
8. Scrum behind the scenes
9. What is the real purpose of Scrum
10. How can Scrum Masters clear roadblocks if they are not technical at all
11. Premature Scrum adaptation and how to avoid it
12. Dealing with Scrum team members spread over multiple locations
13. 6 steps on how to build your minimum viable product MVP

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$97.00
117 lessons
11 hours of video content

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This course is about a system which help you to work a lot faster in a lot shorter time, increase your working quality, be more efficient and make a lot less errors. All this will help your startup to get one step closer to your goal and becoming successful.

Become successful in delivering products that meet the demands and needs of fast moving market.
The Scrum for Startup Course puts every little detail into perspective
There's no faster way to get your Startup up and running without a Scrum approach.
Build valuable products and services to paying customers using Scrum Framework
Respond quickly and effectively to all forms of change
Deliver maximum value to your startup and customers.
Manage everything that matters in adaptive, customer-centric way

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Key takeaways

One you finish the course, you will got a sense of how you can implement Scrum for Startup into your workflow, as well as how it can help you.

How to Scrum helps to focus on doing what truly matters?

This can reduce potential waste from WIP (work in progress) and undone work at the end of a Sprint. While Scrum doesn't tell you how to deliver, focus can lead a team to discover the best way to work to get things done sooner and minimize waste.
"Done" in entrepreneurship - self accountability checklist

Does your team feel like they have a positive role in the organization? Are things that need to be done identified and resolved on the spot?
How the Scrum events help to switch accountabilities in a team?

A deep dive into the purpose of each Scrum accountability. Internalizing the meaning behind Scrum's events, artifacts, and accountabilities allows the team to benefit from them most.
Practical ways the Scrum framework have helped entrepreneurs

It's not just about the theory. I will guide you through a practical way to understand Scrum; a way to get people working effectively together.
Are there prerequisites for this Program?

There are no prerequisites for Scrum for Startups Course. Everyone can join.

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Starting a Startup is a huge commitment. Entrepreneurs often fail to appreciate the significant amount of time, resources, and energy needed to start and grow a business. + It’s completely risk-free! 100% money-back guarantee!

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Instructor(s)

Senior instructor Dejan Majkic

Dejan is MA in Computer Science and Information Technology. Certified Instructor, Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Digital Entrepreneur. With more than 100000 students from all over the world, Dejan Majkic is one of the top European technology instructors. Teaches Agile practices, Scrum Framework, Product Management, YouTube, TikTok for business...

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Course curriculum

Course Introduction

The Three Pillars of Empiricism

Scrum Framework

Scrum time-boxing, Scrum Events, and more…

The Theme, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks

Scrum Artifacts

Definition of Ready, Definition of Done, and Acceptance criteria

Introduction to Evidence-Based Management

Risk Management in Agile and Scrum

How do Scrum Events work in practice?

Plan and Execute the perfect Sprints

Last Words

BONUS Chapter

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Key takeaways

Discover your full potential

Instructor(s)

Senior instructor Dejan Majkic

Scrum for Startup Course