Think of Agile Meetings as tools. Tools you can utilize to achieve a particular goal. If you need to place a nail in the wall, you grab a hammer and start pounding. Yes, you could use a screwdriver, but you’re going to nick up the wall (or maybe a hand).

Scrum Master: What is it? Growing in popularity since its inception in 1986 when Ikujiro Nonaka and Hirotaka Takeuchi first introduced the term in their Harvard Business Review article, Scrum is an agile project management framework that helps organizations and companies manage projects, raise team accountability, and lower project costs.

On our path to getting stuff done, both professionally and personally, it can be difficult to determine where to start. Sure, we can visualize what the finish line looks like. We can even sketch out a comprehensive list of everything we think will need to happen to get there. But then…roadblock.

Are you thinking about becoming a certified Scrum Master?In terms of the scrum team, a scrum master acts as the coach and the team’s culture cheerleader. They help their team stay organized and work together more effectively.