Andrew Stellman's guest appearances

Andrew Stellman

Agile and Project Management - DrunkenPM Radio

Tech Career Talk

The Agile Coach Podcast

Ryan Ripley

David Marquet

Ed Han

Elizabeth Harrin

Scott Ambler

Steve Martin

Ken Roberts

Aaron Irizarry

Alex Brown

Paul Hammond

Jesse Fewell

Philip Diab

Brandon Brown

Esther Derby

Jorgen Hesselberg

OwlTail

Andrew Stellman tells us what Scrumban is. He shares how it draws from Scrum and Kanban. Andrew also clears up some misconceptions people have with it too. This is from a recent Orielly ebook he wrote.  https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/what-is-scrumban/9781492074885/--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tom-henricksen/support

Andrew Stellman tells us what Scrumban is. He shares how it draws from Scrum and Kanban. Andrew also clears up some misconceptions people have with it too. This is from a recent Orielly ebook he wrote.  <a href="https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/what-is-scrumban/9781492074885/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/what-is-scrumban/9781492074885/</a>--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/tom-henricksen/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/tom-henricksen/support</a>

What is Scrumban with Andrew Stellman

Jenny Greene

Andrew Stellman and Jenny Green are back with a new book “Head First Agile: A Brain Friendly Guide to Agile and the PMI-ACP Certification”, which offers a strong foundational understanding in the most widely used Agile practices. The book is also intended as a PMI-ACP Exam preparation resource, providing complete coverage of the material included on the certification exam. In this podcast, Jenny and Andrew explain why they wrote the book, how PMI-ACP has evolved and why reaching a level where you are no longer concerned about the tools you use to get work done are traditional or agile is a great place to be.SHOW NOTES01:19 Interview Begins01:50 Background on Jenny and Andrew03:30 Who the book IS NOT for 04:48 Who is book IS for and how it can help you move beyond simply going through the motions06:29 The debate over principles vs. practices and it has impacted Andrew and Jenny’s approach11:55 If you are new to Agile of have no experience working with Agile practices, how can this book help?14:32 Why PMI-ACP prep is the secondary goal of this book. (And what the primary goal is.)16:05 How the PMI-ACP exam has evolved and how Jenny and Andrew approached the topics for this book19:23 How the authors ensured the book covers 100% of the material included on the PMI-ACP exam20:21 Is is harder for a PMP to learn Agile, or harder for an Agilist to learn traditional Project Management?21:40 Reaching the “Ri” level of project management where Agile vs. Waterfall is no longer a concern22:43 Agile has moved beyond software, even reaching into construction, and how the is impacting PMI’s approach to Agile24:46 Agile and the PMO: Is the PMO a dead man walking?26:10 Scaling Agile is large organizations27:44 What is the most dynamic/challenging area of Agile that we need to pay attention to?28:29 Getting in touch with Andrew and JennyTHE BOOKYou can find “Head First Agile: A Brain Friendly Guide to Agile and the PMI-ACP Certification” here: https://www.amazon.com/Head-First-Agile/dp/1449314333/CONTACTING ANDREW AND JENNYIf you’d like to reach Jenny and Andrew, here is how to find them:Their Website: https://www.stellman-greene.comAndrew on Twitter: ‎https://twitter.com/AndrewStellmanJenny on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jennygreene

Andrew Stellman and Jenny Green are back with a new book “Head First Agile: A Brain Friendly Guide to Agile and the PMI-ACP Certification”, which offers a strong foundational understanding in the most widely used Agile practices. The book is also intended as a PMI-ACP Exam preparation resource, providing complete coverage of the material included on the certification exam. In this podcast, Jenny and Andrew explain why they wrote the book, how PMI-ACP has evolved and why reaching a level where you are no longer concerned about the tools you use to get work done are traditional or agile is a great place to be. SHOW NOTES 01:19 Interview Begins 01:50 Background on Jenny and Andrew 03:30 Who the book IS NOT for 04:48 Who is book IS for and how it can help you move beyond simply going through the motions 06:29 The debate over principles vs. practices and it has impacted Andrew and Jenny’s approach 11:55 If you are new to Agile of have no experience working with Agile practices, how can this book help? 14:32 Why PMI-ACP prep is the secondary goal of this book. (And what the primary goal is.) 16:05 How the PMI-ACP exam has evolved and how Jenny and Andrew approached the topics for this book 19:23 How the authors ensured the book covers 100% of the material included on the PMI-ACP exam 20:21 Is is harder for a PMP to learn Agile, or harder for an Agilist to learn traditional Project Management? 21:40 Reaching the “Ri” level of project management where Agile vs. Waterfall is no longer a concern 22:43 Agile has moved beyond software, even reaching into construction, and how the is impacting PMI’s approach to Agile 24:46 Agile and the PMO: Is the PMO a dead man walking? 26:10 Scaling Agile is large organizations 27:44 What is the most dynamic/challenging area of Agile that we need to pay attention to? 28:29 Getting in touch with Andrew and Jenny THE BOOK You can find “Head First Agile: A Brain Friendly Guide to Agile and the PMI-ACP Certification” here: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Head-First-Agile/dp/1449314333/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Head-First-Agile/dp/1449314333/</a> CONTACTING ANDREW AND JENNY If you’d like to reach Jenny and Andrew, here is how to find them: Their Website: <a href="https://www.stellman-greene.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.stellman-greene.com</a> Andrew on Twitter: ‎<a href="https://twitter.com/AndrewStellman" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/AndrewStellman</a> Jenny on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/jennygreene" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/jennygreene</a>

Head First Agile w Andrew Stellman and Jenny Greene