Intro to Scrum: What Is Scrum & How It Works

Scrum project management can be intimidating if you’ve never done it before. In this video, I’m giving you a complete intro to scrum so that you never again have to wonder, “What is scrum?”

We’ll talk about:
• An answer to the question, “how does scrum work?”
• The definition of agile scrum
• What you need to know to lead your scrum team effectively
• Intro to what a scrum master is
• What you need to know about scrum as a project manager

So, stay tuned for the whole video!

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[OlgaPogozheva]

Great breakdown of Scrum and how it works! It took me several months to actually start to understand how to benefit from this PM approach 😅

[heathercunningham]

Excellent intro to Scrum, the benefits and how sprints work. Very useful.

[aarthi]

Great explanation and I really like your content. I believe they now refer to the “grooming” process as backlog refinement process.

[callicat]

Great explanation of Scrum. Thanks for this video - so helpful!

[vikasmehta]

Nice introduction to Scrum ... Thanks.

[toshaliveoak]

Completely agree that a good PM can act as a SM.

[TheCustomer]

I just started at Amazon and they have lots of training courses and some they can cover the cost. Can you suggest few things to learn if I want to work in supply chain and operations? Right know my position is in retail and business services. I can learn anything related but I want to build needed skills to be unique in this uncertain market.

[toshaliveoak]

If you’re working with a vendor, how do you suggest making sure things stay aligned with our sprints?