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Enterprise Transformation, Agile Coach & Designer of the Wor
David Keenan Courses
Scrum 101- A fundamental look at the agile Scrum Master role
4.7 (4,929 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 2h- 2023
$13.99
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Most Recent Review
Even if I already have the PSM 1 certification since 10 years now, the reality of my consultant job is that I'm not always have the chance to work in an Agile context. So I have attend this course as a refresh opportunity. And in this context, the content of this course was perfect for me.
- Review by Sylvain Proulx on Scrum 101- A fundamental look at the agile Scrum Master role
Instructor Bio
Hi,
I’m Dave Keenan. My agile journey kicked off about 12 years ago, a bit after it first hit the scene. Right from the start, I was hooked by how it promised to change our work ways for the better.
What really got to me was its clear logic, its no-nonsense simplicity, and its bold idea of putting people first — a refreshing change from the old view of workers as just parts of a machine.
Over time, I’ve played several roles: project manager, Scrum Master, product owner, and now, an agile coach leading the charge. I’ve introduced agile practices to giants like Amazon and Accenture, all while sharpening my grasp on what agile really means.
My drive is all about promoting approaches that center on humans, creating work environments that are not just more collaborative but fundamentally better. With the lessons I’ve learned and the insights I’ve gained, I’m here to guide teams to discover their highest capabilities in the agile domain.
