David Sabine

@davidsabine
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Founder Betterteams.Academy
Professional Scrum Trainer @Scrumdotorg
Professional Kanban Trainer @prokanban
Formerly @Metrist_io, @CodingDojoDotCo, @digitalocean, @OriumInc
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David Sabine12h ago
The Product Increment is "post-implementation". Implementation is the act of codifying ideas and decisions into the product. The Increment is a versioned snapshot of the Product - a sum of all work implemented to that point in time.
David Sabine14h ago
Sprint Backlog tasks describe the team's current work as they convert Product Backlog Items into 'Done' functionality. It is updated throughout the Sprint as the team adapts their plan, activities, and implementation toward the Sprint Goal.
David Sabine14h ago

Hi #ProductManagers. My collection of PM articles is growing. Enjoy ^_~

https://bit.ly/3rGOnVt

David Sabine20h ago

#ThrowbackThursday
In 2011, I started a podcast called #AgileQuestions hosted on a platform called @VOKLE — a precursor to services like Twitch or Restream. It was a great way for me to meet #Agile early adopters across Canada.

Here's a little history: https://davidsabine.ca/articles/2023/02/Agile-Questions_LiveStream-Archive/

David Sabine1d ago
Product Backlog Items are "pre-implementation" artifacts. Each describes (and implies/infers) work to be done. Product Backlog is "emergent" and continually refined and easily changeable. "Changeable" means items can be disposed of, reordered, added, or removed with ease.
David Sabine1d ago
Can you post anything online that others will know came from your own brain (not an AI)?
David Sabine2d ago

In the present day, we are flooded with AI-generated content. It floods social media, blogs, forums, even the articles of reputable journals.

Readers wonder: is this human or LLM?

David Sabine2d ago
It’s increasingly difficult to publish something online and signal to others that you’re a real person.
David Sabine3d ago

Panic headlines scream “Scrum is obsolete!”

No. There’s no evidence of that.

David Sabine3d ago
AI tools are changing how Scrum Teams operate. Scrum’s efficacy remains intact. Scrum, as an Empirical process control theory, is more valuable than ever in an AI-accelerated world of work.