How to Run the PERFECT Daily Scrum

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Here's what we will cover in this video:
What is a daily scrum?
How to facilitate an effective stand-up and what does a good daily scrum looks like
Do the product owner and scrum master need to attend the daily scrum?
Some daily scrum best practices and tips
A step by step guide on how to run the perfect daily scrum
Problems of the daily scrum and some common mistakes to avoid when running your next daily scrum
Why you should stop using the 3 question, "What I did yesterday" "What I plan to do today" "What (if anything) is blocking me"
How to walk the board in your daily scrum
How to facilitate remote & virtual daily scrums as a scrum master
Guidelines to run an effective daily scrum
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[@agilecoach]

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[@lilianemagera5843]

I love your advice on how to run a daily stand up.

[@agilecoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kellym906]

I will try the walk the board approach thanks

[@agilecoach]

Awesome, let me know how it goes

[@prerakpanchal6363]

I came across your channel while I was searching for certification guidance on whether I should go for PSM or CSM a week ago and now I am watching all of your videos like watching web series. Thank you coach also I am about to land my first job as a Scrum master.

[@agilecoach]

Thanks for watching my videos and good luck for your scrum master job.

[@testbrandaccountonbusine-ck3di]

where are you from? You have such an interesting accent?

[@agilecoach]

I'm curious to know where do you think I'm from?

[@thefruitshop4345]

I've improved so much since watching your videos coach

[@agilecoach]

Thanks for always watching

[@arundharanipragada703]

if my team size is big like 9 people , should i even then have only 15 min daily scrum??

[@agilecoach]

Focus on trying to achieve the goal of the daily scrum in 15 mins

[@arundharanipragada703]

@@agilecoach I have tried by discussing only high priority items and impediments..but this is leaving out almost half of the team from actively participating in standup.. so the 15 min rule I think should be for a sizable team .what r ur thoughts..

[@agilecoach]

Is the team focusing on planning only? Or solutioning?

[@arundharanipragada703]

@@agilecoach solutioning..

[@agilecoach]

I suggest watching the video again and reading the scrum guide to review your understanding of the daily scrum

[@andreimuravlyov6579]

You are really helping me a lot with your videos rn. Thank you. And your English is so easy to understand, so for me, it's more enjoyable, cuz I'm preparing to work as a scrum master in English soon.

[@agilecoach]

Glad you enjoyed the video Andrei

[@bkgee007]

The difference between impediments & blockers 👌

[@AlexRyan362]

Thank you for this, I always wanted to improve our scrum team. One thing ive notice is that the team always say that there are no blockers but items are not moving towards the sprint goals. Then at the end of the sprint they always have something to say regarding why the items were not resolved.

[@agilecoach]

Did you ask the team why the blockers were not raised? Do they understand the importance of the sprint goal? Are they psychologically safe?

[@garancera]

Got a strange question but we are in summer.... Who said summer, said hollydays... For a team member where all developpers are in hollydays, does the daily have a sense ?

[@agilecoach]

Yes, the daily scrum is a daily planning session. The developers who are working should use this session to plan their day even if it's a single person

[@joygerald4390]

wow, I love watching your videos. I always leave wih something new. I need a Coach

[@agilecoach]

Thanks a lot Joy

[@shortsandvlogsfromgermany7828]

Your really great teacher. I appreciate Your effort.We look forward for such useful content and support You :)

[@agilecoach]

Thanks a lot for watching

[@GasserAyad]

You keep stressing the most important scrum concepts Coach. Thank you a lot.

[@agilecoach]

Thanks for always watching Gasser

[@SlowAside5]

What are your thoughts on so called “16th minute” items? These are where people can raise topics that they feel warrant further discussion with the team after everyone has given their update. I think they might be an antipattern because they tend to make the meeting go beyond 15 minutes, and after watching this video, it sounds like you might agree.

[@agilecoach]

Why would these topics not be in the "updates"?

[@SlowAside5]

@@agilecoach Some of the topics might be a bit lengthy. The problem is the entire team is on the call for the discussion, even though some people aren’t working on the task. It’s probably better to just have a separate meeting with the necessary people only.

[@agilecoach]

Exactly

[@aleksandarpetkovic5734]

Thanks

[@agilecoach]

Thanks for watching Aleksandar