Scrum Management

The Scrum Management: The Agile Practitioners Survival Guide helped you understand the Agile values and principles through the people, processes, artifacts and Scrum ceremonies. It gave you the building blocks required to apply Scrum to your projects and product development. So, why should you care about this second volume? You see Scrum is like cooking: You may have the ingredients and the recipe, and can probably follow the instructions to cook a decent dish. But, can you call yourself a master chief? Not really, right? Expertise isn't built in a day. It develops daily. And so, this second book dives deeper into Scrum and looks at all the processes the Product Owner should lead or contribute to: from creating the product vision to managing the product backlog, via the day-to-day participation in the Sprint activities. This book includes all the stuff the Product Owner should know and do to successfully ideate, develop and deliver a product that meets the customer needs and expectations. This book is just what you need! So, stop looking, and let's dive in!