We Make Videos
- Are you a NEW Scrum Master? Maybe you’re anxious about supporting your team and organization. Or you’re frustrated that not all things are going as you’d expected.
- Maybe you’re an EXPERIENCED Scrum Master who’s been around the block and scored a number of successes. You might be looking for new tricks or want to share your perspectives.
- Or perhaps you’re NOT YET a Scrum Master, curiously looking in from the outside, wondering what this Scrum thing is all about.
Welcome! You’re in the right place.
Click any thumbnail among a sampling of our favorites.
our most popular video: the Scrum Master Resume
over 5000 views, and climbing
perspectives and tips to change how you think about resumes
Three playlists to choose from:
- CoffeeHouse – Join your barista Vic as he shares tools from the Coach’s Toolkit
- Shorts from the Coffeehouse Players Theater
- Espresso Shots from the Agile Coffee podcast – quick takes and reflections from some of our favorite episodes
I hope that these videos and resources give you the knowledge you need to become more confident and successful as a Scrum Master, Agile Coach, and Team Leader.
the Scrum Master Guide video series
Back in 2020, I made a few vids that I posted onto Rocket Nine’s youtube channel. Enjoy!
Episode 1: The Very First Episode of The Scrum Master Guide (8:30)
All the Best Knowledge to give You the Confidence to become a Successful Scrum Master, with Vic Bonacci – Certified Scrum Trainer and Host of the Agile Coffee Podcast.
READ the SCRUM GUIDE, people! scrumguides.org
Ep.2: Your Scrum Master Learning Roadmap (9:55)
You’re responsible for supporting Scrum and helping others understand it. But what if you’re new? Answer: make a Learning Roadmap.
One example: take a look at the Learning Objectives from the Scrum Alliance and other sources. These provide valuable guidelines to your own study.
Ep.3: Origins of Scrum and the Agile Manifesto (21:48)
Ever wonder what preceded the Manifesto of Agile Software Development? This episode lays out the history leading up to this famous declaration and examines other methods, frameworks, and practices that were around in the 1990s.
