Scrum vs Kanban | Difference Between Scrum and Kanban | Scrum Master

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In this video, we're going to explain the difference between Scrum and Kanban. We'll show you the differences between the two methods, Scrum vs Kanban, and explain why one might be better for your team and which is better suited for the specific needs of your project.❤️

We'll also discuss the benefits of each approach, also scrum vs kanban board, scrum methodology, agile methodology, kanban scrum difference, scrum master, Kanban Master, scrum master certification, scrum master training, leadership, leadership coaching, agile kanban vs scrum, agile project management, and we'll give you a clear recommendation on which one to use for your next project and how to implement scrum or kanban into your team's workflow.⚡️❤️

So if you're looking for a comparison between Scrum and Kanban or whether you're new to agile or you're an experienced practitioner, this video is for you!

👉 Comparing Scrum and Kanban:
Scrum is good for highly complex development projects with frequently changing requirements. The flexible nature of the Scrum methodology allows for task prioritization and progress in short Sprints. It's bad for projects that have a fixed scope, timeline, and budget. A good example of this would be building a bridge. It needs to be planned with iron-clad requirements from the beginning. You couldn't change the building methods halfway through.
Kanban is a good project management methodology to use for projects that require continuous delivery per week, day, or even hour. It is; however, not so great for projects that require an abundance of multitasking. In Kanban, multitasking would be inefficient based on the Work in Progress Limits and Just-in-Time delivery of products and features.

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Shelley has 20+ years of experience in IT as a Business Owner, Author, Speaker, Docker Community Leader, and Sitecore Technology MVP. She has a passion for tiaras, technology, gaming, and general nerdery. She loves to learn new things as well as mentor and teach others. She teaches content creation, content marketing, leadership, communication, Docker, and Sitecore development. Shelley aims to provide her students with an immersive learning experience, not just a bunch of lectures and handouts. Many of her courses include real experiences from her career to walk students through common struggles to help visualize learning objectives. Shelley is currently a Co-Owner of HoffsTech, LLC, an organization that she started with her family to provide online courses and digital media production. ❤️
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