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  • Founded: Nov 4, 2007
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1 Lv Yi
yi_lv Offline Send Email
Nov 11, 2007
2:26 pm
One of the reasons to start this group is to connect people in China who are interested in Scrum and/or Scrum practitioners, and gradually to create a local...
2 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Nov 12, 2007
12:37 pm
For me (Larry), just started "Scrum" project from last month, now it is in second sprint. I only run it for some internal improvement projects, since changes...
3 estherderby Offline Send Email Nov 18, 2007
11:12 pm
Esther Derby here. I just returned from Shanghai where I helped two teams set up for their first sprints. We were very fortunate that the US-based product...
4 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Nov 19, 2007
1:02 am
Hi Esther Derby:Are there any planning to publish the book "Agile Retrospectives" in Chinese or photocopy version ? And it will be nice if you can share more...
5 Lv Yi
yi_lv Offline Send Email
Nov 19, 2007
1:04 pm
Larry, there's chinese version for Norman Kerth's book "project retrospectives", which should also be helpful, since most of ideas apply on agile retrospective...
6 Lv Yi
yi_lv Offline Send Email
Nov 19, 2007
1:21 pm
It's indeed fortunate to have the Product Owners with the team. How does team plan to address the challenge with the Product Owner outside of China afterwards,...
7 estherderby Offline Send Email Nov 19, 2007
4:50 pm
... wrote: Hi, Larry-- I don't know of current plans to translate Agile Retrospectives into Chinese. I'll ask my publisher. It's out in Japanese, and the...
8 kaverjody Offline Send Email Nov 21, 2007
1:34 am
Hi, I am Xu Yi, call me Kaveri in short. I was in Lv Yi's team at the 2nd sprint. And became a scrum master at July 2007. The things most attract me would be :...
9 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Nov 21, 2007
7:21 am
my thinking for ScrumMaster of contribution * let the team happy on using Scrum with me * remove all the barrier of their arranged tasks * lead them into agile...
10 Lv Yi
yi_lv Offline Send Email
Nov 25, 2007
9:19 am
On last Thursday and Friday, we had one CSM training in Hangzhou. One participant raised the case that in his Scrum team, many members are afraid of increasing...
11 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Nov 25, 2007
11:54 am
I think both are related, and for my experience, company culture is much influenced. In the company, most business relies on commitment from customer side, and...
12 Lv Yi
yi_lv Offline Send Email
Nov 25, 2007
1:21 pm
... correct, ... Do you really think that estimation can be correct as long as there are lots of efforts to improve it?:-) I believe more that to some point,...
13 yi.xu@...
kaverjody Offline Send Email
Nov 25, 2007
1:34 pm
perhaps first we should clarify, which level of the organization can help improving the estimation. Team member? Scrum Master? Product owner? Project manager?...
14 Esther Derby
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Nov 25, 2007
1:48 pm
Hi, Lv Yi -- I see the same thing happen in US companies. Many people equate an estimate with a promise. That's one reason to keep the product backlog in...
16 Steven Mak
tcmak Offline Send Email
Nov 26, 2007
3:43 am
Hi, I don't think it has anything to do with Chinese culture, nor company culture. It is the expectation of the user (or product owner), and their pressure for...
18 vernonstinebaker
vernonstineb... Offline Send Email
Nov 26, 2007
6:32 am
Any discussion about estimation and commitment should also include a discussion of velocity. Velocity (historical) should be telling us what we can commit to...
19 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Nov 26, 2007
11:57 am
Good point, based on velocity we can make the commitment more accuracy. While as steve said, product management can't wait so long time as they need to do...
20 kaverjody Offline Send Email Nov 26, 2007
4:23 pm
I also think velocity helps, but the reality is no. The velocity is for a constant team, the members are not changed. Then the velocity matters, otherwise no. ...
21 Bas Vodde
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Nov 26, 2007
11:32 pm
Hi, Though changing the team often makes it really hard to create a well working team. Should the team be changed that often? Especially, I hope the sprint...
22 kaverjody Offline Send Email Nov 27, 2007
1:09 am
In this situation, line manager can help to keep an unchanged team. And Product Owner and project manager can help on sprint length problem. And also they are...
23 Bas Vodde
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Nov 27, 2007
11:03 am
Hi, Why does your scrum have a project manager? Bas...
24 kaverjody Offline Send Email Nov 27, 2007
3:24 pm
I did not think we can solve it at team level, so I was talking in a wider scale. The scrum team does not have a project manager, but our program has, or it's...
25 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Dec 10, 2007
8:21 am
With the time going on, the burndown chart in different sprint doesn't work as I expected. Scrum Dailymeeting works fine, Team members enjoy this activity,...
26 kaverjody Offline Send Email Dec 10, 2007
2:35 pm
Oh, it's a hard task. Larry, my idea is you should try to get people away from e-version backlogs, which is well structured, also when printed, in a nice...
27 George Dinwiddie
gdinwiddie Offline Send Email
Dec 11, 2007
1:41 am
... Larry, the team did the task breakdown and estimation, is that not so? If they're working on tasks that are not part of that task breakdown, but are needed...
28 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Dec 11, 2007
1:45 am
Yes, the tasks are breakdown by the team in beginning, but not fit to the reality with time going on. ... -- True software development embraces consistent...
29 George Dinwiddie
gdinwiddie Offline Send Email
Dec 11, 2007
2:52 am
... Are you using physical cards on the wall? If so, have some spare cards handy and people can fill them out on the spot. It's not really surprising that...
30 Larry Cai
larrycaiyu Offline Send Email
Dec 11, 2007
3:11 am
I use white paper to list the tasks like excel file (every task has one row), can we gain better effort to use Story Card instead ? It seems my team is not...
31 Don Gray
systemssmith Offline Send Email
Dec 11, 2007
3:22 am
Larry, ... I worked with a team that did what George has suggested. The team had recently formed and the code base they worked on contained a lot of bugs (also...
32 George Dinwiddie
gdinwiddie Offline Send Email
Dec 11, 2007
3:50 am
Larry, I advise switching to using Task Cards within the Sprint. It's very easy to tear up an obsolete card or write a new one. During the standup, each...
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