Mastering Scrum Fundamentals: A Guide to Understanding Scrum Roles and Process

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Always delivery Value. Nice one Coach! 🫡

[@ogagajohnson]

Thank you. You're welcome.

[@DanOliver-q8c]

Brilliant video, gets right to the point and brings the subject to life.

[@duduzilematumba1919]

This is very informative its my second month in the role,I don't have a production owner so it my responsibility to maintain the backlog.My team is aslo very big 10 developers,8 test analyst and 3 Business analyst.the admin is alo especially during planning week.Its my first PI and there is alot to be done 😢😢😢.Our agile coach is very supportive and helps alot with assisting with refining the backlog and capacity management.Its true being a scrum master is about serving the team.

[@a.Janine.pretty]

I LOVE your videos! New subbie and you explain this so well in my new venture into the PM world ❤ LOVE YOUR HAIR IN THIS VIDEO❤❤❤❤❤

[@victorefedi4600]

Excellent video. Really clear and concise. Used this to brush up before an interview

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[@bagamangbertrand]

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Your hair is beautiful! I love it!!! Off topic, but true!❤🎉

[@ogagajohnson]

Thank you so much 😀

[@nellenneeyongegbe9927]

You are such a great teacher and mentor

[@ogagajohnson]

Thank you for your kind words

[@sonakshi177]

Hi Ogaga, your videos are really a saviour! Can you please make a video on tips for beginner project managers? I'm going to step into my first project manager role and have no prior training in it. It will come in handy for me to prepare myself better for the role.

[@ogagajohnson]

Sure, I have a video on what to do on your first day as a PM. Check it out. I've also noted your suggestion for future content. You're going to do great in your new role.

[@sonakshi177]

@@ogagajohnson Thanks so much Ogaga! You are really sweet 😊✨ Found that video.

[@abiolajulianaoyebade2277]

Very explanatory ❤

[@ogagajohnson]

Thank you. Glad ❤️

[@hadassahusa5223]

Wow this is sooo good to understand.

[@ogagajohnson]

Glad, thank you for watching

[@pratheeshbabukr]

Very useful video presented in a limited time by highlighting the basics of SCRUM in a simple manner. Only thing which was missing is she did not mention the timelines for sprint planning, sprint review and retro. Also somemore insights could be shared on story points. Otherwise excellent video.

[@DontAskMePlease830]

Hi Ogaga Johnson Can you please make a video about the daily activities of a PMO analyst or PMO officer/coordinator?. I am currently studying for my masters in Applied Project management and looking to break into the Project management field and I know that the role of a Project manager is a reach so positions available for beginners might be in PMO.

[@jamalmadagu8569]

Hello! As a scrum master do you think it’s necessary to know any coding or querying languages? If so which one is the most helpful for this role?

[@christyogholoh9084]

Hello Ogaga, nice video. However, in the 2021 scrum guide, sprint planning can last for two months with a maximum time frame of eight hours. Can you clarify on why you suggested two weeks for sprint planning. Also they product backlog was changed that no item is assumed more important than yhe other, developers decide on what to work on till it gets to reasonable increment and meets the company's definition of done. Maybe i'm missing it up, but q clarification will be highly appreciated. By the way, you hair is lovely

[@ogagajohnson]

Great questions. First, there are various scrum guides by various Scrum bodies such as scrum.org, scrum alliance, and scrum study. With regards to the 2 weeks statement, it's the Sprint, not just the sprint planning event. I was saying that there are various durations, but 2 weeks is the typical length for a sprint. For backlog, it's an ordered list. The value perception and priority are important. Finally, there are different scrum bodies, and they have their own version of the Scrum guide or SBOK. I know Scrum.org has a scrum guide, and the latest version is 2020, check it out here: www.scrum.org/resources/scrum-guide P.s. You can share the scrum guide you're referencing with me, and we can dig in further. Hope this helps.

[@sammiesteel8134]

How can I contact you please 🙏

[@ogagajohnson]

You can use the links under connect with me in the description of the video. Looking forward to connecting

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[@ogagajohnson]

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