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Agile: A Guide to Agile Project Management with Scrum, Kanban, and Lean, Including Tips for Sprint Planning and How to Create a Hybrid Waterfall Agile Software Development Methodology
- Narrated by: Sam Slydell
- Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Business & Careers, Management & Leadership
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Summary
Do you want to increase the speed to-market while increasing the quality of your products? Then, this audiobook could be the answer you're looking for....
The word Agile gets thrown around a lot in software development circles but what exactly does it entail? You have probably seen whiteboards filled up with post-it notes somewhere, either in pictures or TV shows. Ever wonder what they are used for in a production setting? This audiobook will give you an overview of Agile methodologies and how you can use them to speedup development and drive customer satisfaction.
In Agile: A Guide to Agile Project Management with Scrum, Kanban, and Lean, Including Tips for Sprint Planning and How to Create a Hybrid Waterfall Agile Software Development Methodology, you will:
- Get an overview of the 12 principles of Agile, so you don’t have to read the Agile manifesto to understand the methodologies
- Discover why you should adopt Agile
- Learn how to set up Scrum boards, organize Scrum sprints, and see them to completion
- Find out how to apply Toyota’s Lean manufacturing techniques to a software development setting using Kanban
- Learn about the Lean movement as it pertains to software and how to shave unnecessary costs from your software development projects
- Discover how to implement Agile when your company is stuck using old methods
- And much, much more
So listen to this audiobook now if you want to learn about Agile!
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- Ajay
- 01-05-19
Great for a beginner, helpful if had exposure
Not a project manager but work in IT projects. Good overview that's great for total beginners but if you've had project experienceyou may know quite a bit of this already. Good overview and discussion of the differences between methodologies
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- Jason
- 11-05-19
cheesy overly simplistic explanation of agile
If you know absolutely nothing about project management or agile, this book may be helpful at making you think you understand Agile. But it would be like showing you a rough draft of a single page of a comic book sketch and making you believe you understand the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe (give me a break, I just watched End Game).
Anyway, I'm not even sure I would say this is a good starting point. But if you choose to start here, you'll at least know some of the words and vaguely what they mean.
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- Evan Howlett
- 07-02-19
Good, but not great
The book was a little cheesy, but very informative. The narrator was sort of slow so I sped it up to 1.15X.
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- Dharif
- 24-03-19
useful book
Agile Project Management is a very useful concept, seen also elsewhere, in this book the practical steps for achieving it, or rather the steps that one should avoid, are outlined as well.
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- Arif
- 24-03-19
worksbest
If you’re interested in Agile Project Management and if you’re a beginner, then this amazing book will offer you to know all the things for a good start.
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- Israf
- 24-03-19
Practical guide
This is a wonderful and highly practical book. Within hours of putting it down I was already putting some of its advice into practice.
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- Eshaf
- 24-03-19
Helps us
It seems like that every business is now trying some version of Agile and Scrum. If you’re looking for a guide, whether you’re an employee or owner, this book can help you.
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- Abufarims
- 24-03-19
Recommended to all
The topics are simply organized read twice and apply ideas to your daily interactions with your co-workers. It definitely has many examples to help you develop management skills.
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- Lizbeth
- 24-03-19
Highly recommended!
James Edge introduces and describes the state of Agile at what may be an upward inflection point in the growing dissemination and adoption of the elastic Agile way inside all kinds of plans. Get this book to obtain out what's going on.
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- pelsori
- 24-03-19
This Book is for You!
There were also many sources listed in the audiobook that you can use for tailoring your own plans. I am new to project supervision so I definitely enjoyed this book.
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- Oliver juliet
- 24-03-19
Book review
This is excellent if you work in an Agile environment. It is a great summary and study guide for the exam as well.