YDS: What are the RIGHT Best Practices for a Scrum Team?

[@idn]

This is one of the things I love most about scrum. Every team is an adventure.

[@ritchefelixcartagena4436]

Hi Guys! When is the "Fixing your Scrum" audiobook coming out?

[@jbancroftconnors]

Love this cast. I've always told teams I coach, "The only best practices are the ones that work for your team. There are lots of good practices you could experiment with"

[@osnyzinho]

Hello friends! you guys are really in love for empiricism! that was nice! Any plans to go again live?

[@tomaszniemiec]

Hmmm, hard question because there are so many to choose from, but honestly have to use the classic here: it depends. It depends on the project, depends on the team/people, depends on the product. To give some advice, I would suggest to look into user story mapping, liberating structures, kanban practices and metrics.

[@tomaszniemiec]

Liked the story. Could mention a lot of such from my past years. I guess there are no right practices, just good and bad ones :P

[@user-vk3xc8qs8n]

I love the comment of why you guys don’t believe in massive, well documented scaling structures- there is no one size fits all. Agile is an opportunity to run experiments and see what works for the team - that point really hit home. I can use that as the context for presenting some ideas.

[@emilianpopov9699]

Hey guys, great episode again! I've got a question: What are some of your favourite facilitation techniques for Sprint Retrospective? Thanks again!

[@AgileforHumans]

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[@emilianpopov9699]

@@AgileforHumans thanks!

[@MarkBurville]

Loved the story Todd, so true :) Humans are complex, we are not predictable, we are not mechanical, there is more uncertainty than certainty in Human Behaviour. This is certainly why Empiricism trumps, I agree Ryan, the only Best practice is Empiricism, it is a simple process of Transparency, Inspection and Adaptation to Probe, Sense and Respond. Experiments for the win. Would you say Lean Thinking is a mindset, taking an Out of the box approach to embrace Simplicity (10th)... How would you explain Lean Thinking? ;) Thanks RR+TM 🌟

[@kensaiyeahyeah123]

How do you know your best practise really is the best practise? Have you tried them all? My point: there are no best practises, only good ones for a specific context? Do I make sense here?

[@AgileforHumans]

Agreed 💯. There are no best practices only practices that work in a given context.

[@kensaiyeahyeah123]

@@AgileforHumans As long as the team inspects and adapts their practises, they're doing the right thing. Maybe we don't need to label them "good" och "best"?