Ok fellas. Consider me learned.
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Originally posted by simes View PostOk fellas. Consider me learned.Comment
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Originally posted by Bluenose View Postfrom what i have seen of agile and scrum masters, plenty of work to be had in the next 10 years project managing the ‘agile transformation’ cleanup activities.
Many still want that Scrum Master do the PM role alongside the Scrum Master role, or wrongly assume all those PM activities have disappeared and then panic later when they realise no-one is looking after the mandatory governance activities.
I've also seen first hand where clients have mapped their PMs to Scrum Masters. The result is that things are effectively run as Waterfall projects but the plan is artificially split into sprints so that everyone can play along and use agile terminology.Last edited by Paralytic; 7 October 2019, 08:59.Comment
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Originally posted by Bluenose View Postfrom what i have seen of agile and scrum masters, plenty of work to be had in the next 10 years project managing the ‘agile transformation’ cleanup activities.Comment
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Originally posted by oliverson View Postslightly off topic but after 11 years of scrum I can only conclude that it is the biggest pile of tulip going. Something that started out lightweight has become a monstrous process far more convoluted than traditional processes. Bring back waterfall, proper project management and upfront analysis/design. In the said 11 year period I've had two projects that weren't cursed by it. Both had MS Word documents detailing the actual requirements and design. What a joy to code to and something for the testers to test against. Both delivered on time and within budget. Go waterfall!
Agree with above
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Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostDead Market for the next 3 weeks I predict. Everyone now watching BrexitComment
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Originally posted by Hat1rmathA View PostOr, forever?
I personally think there will be a way around it. The industry is too big to be killed stone dead.Comment
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Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostHope for the best, prepare for the worse.
I personally think there will be a way around it. The industry is too big to be killed stone dead.
I forecast at least 6 months of dead quiet market, maybe 12.
Permanent market will be booming though.Comment
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Originally posted by PCTNN View PostI agree, contracting won't die but it'll take quite some time to recover and probably won't be the same.
I forecast at least 6 months of dead quiet market, maybe 12.
Permanent market will be booming though.
Budget and Brexit are crucial announcements to where we are going.Comment
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