YDS: What Happens When the Scrum Team Hates My (SM) Idea?

You're the Scrum Master and the Scrum Team has just rejected your idea - Now what? Should we insist our idea is heard? Let's explore the options this situation presents. All of this and more are discussed in today's episode of Your Daily Scrum with Todd Miller and Ryan Ripley.

What do you think? Let us know in the comments!

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[malcolmhdiving]

Thanks lads, these vids are great, helped me pass PAL-1 today, keep up the good work

[PrasannaMunukutla]

I had to sort of face this with my team today! Perfect timing.

I'm happy to share that I've quoted "Openness" value (glad to see that was in video as well ) and called out to team to try a new approach of working for couple of sprints and then asked to put it in Retro if you don't see it adding value.

[paulcasanova]

Great work guys! I love the biblical metaphor you've used here. I've always felt there is something virtuous about Scrum that's appealing to me as a Christian 👍

[seunolayanju]

Thanks for the advice guys. Could you also share advice from the perspective of a PO?

[MarkBurville]

Lot's of great advice for Scrum Masters, helping them having an impact where it counts, delivering value. Nice RR and TM 🌟

[Elmusiico]

This is the video I needed, love the Biblical message.

[mikeengstrom]

Fall in love with the problem, not the solution.

[MrAkkim]

Thanks for this discussion. This is helpful for any Scrum Master in terms of experience level. Cheers RR & TM.

[roberteberwein]

Great discussion again, thank you! A different topic that came to my mind: where do you place activities like benefit estimation, change impact analysis, stakeholder identification etc. (classic waterfall stuff that's still needed in many cases)Is that also part of a sprint? If yes, what's the product? Who is the product owner? Or is this something the product owner needs to do separately outside the scrum framework?

[osnyzinho]

Hey! Tell me how can I click Like twice???? awesome!

[benforsman]

Hey guys! always love your insights. Not sure this is a question for a vid but just curious your thoughts. I'm looking to transition out of a full time ministry career and get into a SM position. Will be getting a PSM cert but what are some high priority things I should be looking into? Have you seen someone ever go from a ministry career or non-profit type job into SM? Thanks for putting out amazing stuff keep it up please!