r/scrum is a subreddit with 28.0K members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is size-large.
Scrum is an iterative and incremental agile software development framework for managing product development.
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: "Our retros are depressing and bum everyone out. How can we make them more positive?"
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#2
Advice Wanted
: "Asked to schedule happy hour for devs & stakeholders"
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#3
Discussion
: "How is the job market for SMs right now?"
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#4
Update
: "Giving up on scrum and tech"
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#5
Success Story
: "Passed the PSM 1 Assessment with 97.5% Score"
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#6
Advice To Give
: "How Product Teams Claim Victory Too Soon and Let Value Slip Away (And How Not To)"
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