Double Scrum Mastering Certification

We will cover:

How the framework works and how it differs from traditional project management
The Team, Product Owner, and Developers
Scrum Master: responsibilities, servant leadership, and impediment removal
Sprints (central pieces of the framework)
Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective
Artifacts: Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment. Purposes and relationships
Commitments: Product Goal, Sprint Goal, and Definition of Done (DoD)

Through a series of exercises, you will be able to identify different levels of complexity in product creation and the required approaches for each of them.

In this module, you will learn:
The underlying reasons for using this framework in complexity management (and the difference between complex and complicated problems)
When does and doesn't make sense to use it
How to leverage this agile framework to succeed in complex contexts, thanks to the fundamental pillars: transparency, inspection, and adaptation.

We will show you in-depth the key aspects of Evolutionary and Incremental Development of products.

In this module:
You will experience one of the biggest mindset changes in the transition from traditional product development to agile development
You will understand the strategy used for evolutionary product construction by continuously validating assumptions
You will participate in dynamics to understand this paradigm shift and how it impacts the Scrum Master's perspective

In this module, we will identify the responsibilities, mindset, and anti-patterns within the team.

By the end of this section, you will have learned:
What is expected of each team member
The most important aspects you should care of maintain healthy practices
The self-management and cross-funcional characteristics of agile teams
What you can do (or avoid) from your position to promote Agility and Scrum.

With this module, you will see that transitioning from a traditional approach to an Agile one requires a significant shift in mindset in terms of estimation and performance measurement.

During this section:
You will put into practice the estimation of items in the Product Backlog
You will understand how to carry out performance measurement from an Agile perspective
You will be able to differentiate between outcome-based and output-based metrics.

In this final stage, you will participate in an integrative exercise that will allow you to put into practice what you have learned.

During this exercise, we will build a digital product iteratively, where:
You will establish the Product Goal
You will determine the Objective of each Sprint
You will perform Sprint planning
You will participate in the Sprint Review and obtain feedback to evolve the product
You will carry out a series of Retrospectives to improve the development process
At the same time, you will understand the most critical details of Scrum Events
You will learn what to consider when facilitating these events, for example: purposes, participants, typical agendas, the relationship with stakeholders, anti-patterns, and common problems.

You will be able to put into perspective the historical evolution of Agility and understand it beyond Scrum. You will be able to identify and communicate, as an experienced Scrum Master, how this mindset gave rise to different frameworks that are now considered practically complementary.

You will learn why Scrum is designed as you know it. The purpose behind the existence of each artifact and each event regarding empirical process control. You will be able to identify not only the most typical anti-patterns, but also incorporate concepts that allow you to identify those not so well-known.

You will learn how to facilitate any Scrum meeting and add some spice to those meetings so that they are not boring or uncontrolled. Scrum Teams will be grateful to you for efficiently facilitating their meetings.

You will discover the secret behind Coaching. You will also learn training techniques and be able to differentiate facilitation from coaching, and training, knowing when to use each discipline as an advanced CSM.

You will learn the typical characteristics of high-performance teams, an actionable model for their development, and the different stages they usually go through, and how you should act in each of them. We will explore different minimum technical excellence practices that you must know to perform successfully as a Scrum Master. From this, you will know how to foster self-management in the Scrum Team and how to provide coaching to maximize their potential and effectiveness as a team.

You will learn how to support Product Owners in their effective performance of their role. You will know how to involve them in the refinement of Product Backlogs and the creation of a compelling vision. We will also discuss the implications of the latest modifications to the Scrum Guide with respect to the Product Goal and Sprint Goal.

You will develop a systemic perspective of Organizational Agility. You will know how to analyze organizational dynamics with respect to product construction and the adaptability level of the system. As an advanced Scrum Master, you will be able to identify patterns of local optimization that prevent an organization from achieving higher levels of agility.

You will become aware of the aspects that make up servant leadership and conflict resolution. You will put all the topics learned into perspective and will be able to evaluate your level of expertise in each of them, charting a future personal development plan that shows you the path towards continuous professional improvement.