Learn continuous improvement and kaizen to improve your team or business with agile retrospectives and scrum
InstructorPaul AshunThe curriculum is organized into sequential sections of numbered tips focusing on specific retrospective techniques and facilitation methods.
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This course outline slide details the curriculum, covering a recap of agile and scrum principles, the value of retrospectives for continuous improvement, and practical methods for conducting them.
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The curriculum aligns with the target audience of Scrum Masters and those interested in Agile, though it may not serve all professional levels equally.
