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Scrum
- The art of doing twice the work in half the time
- Narrated by: JJ Sutherland
- Length: 6 hrs and 43 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Business & Careers, Management & Leadership
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Summary
The definitive account of the Scrum methodology from its cocreator and the CEO of Scrum, Inc., Jeff Sutherland.
Scrum is the revolutionary approach to project management and team building that has helped to transform everything from software companies to the US military to health care in major American hospitals. In this major new book, its originator, Jeff Sutherland, explains precisely and step by step how it operates - and how it can be made to work for anyone, anywhere.
Take the FBI's attempt to digitize its records, for example. As with so many software projects, the first attempt failed, having taken four years and cost over $400 million. Then the FBI turned to Scrum and, just over a year later, unveiled a functioning system that cost less than a tenth of the first project and employed a tenth of the staff.
And it's not just grand projects that Scrum can help with. Every organisation, whatever its size, constantly has to come to grips with delivering a product or service on time and on budget. Scrum shows you how. It explains how to define precisely what it is that you are seeking to achieve, how to set up the team to achieve it, and how to monitor progress until the project is successfully completed.
Filled with practical examples drawn from all types of organisations, it will make you rethink the fundamentals of successful management - and show you how to get things done however everyday or ambitious, however small or large your organisation.
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- Ascy
- 17-01-17
Utter Rubbish & Waste of Time
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I'm just over an hour and a half in and am massively disappointed by this book so far; so much so that I've been motivated to write a review before I get my credit refunded.
I'm a software engineer and was hoping to learn some useful and "official" scrum knowledge. So far, actual useful scrum related content must be only around a minute's worth, with the remainder being bragging ("I flew military planes", "do martial arts", "saved the FBI with IT", "my son is a war correspondent" kind of thing). This is unforgivable for a book who's title makes claims about doing twice the work in half the time.
If you've worked in software development for any length of time, you've likely come across the blaggers - people who are really good at talking, but very poor at doing. They point out problems at length, trying to make out like they are intelligent. Some fools fall for this, but any idiot can point out faults. It takes someone with intelligence to come up with solutions. After an hour and a half, all I've heard has been very light on useful information, but chock full of pointless anecdote after anecdote. At let's not forget the narcism - must be tough when you're so starved of praise that you have to write a book telling the whole world how great you are.
When some "facts" are introduced, they are very dubious. Take, for instance, the discussion about variation in developer productivity, which can apparently vary by up to as much as a factor of 10 for someone to produce a similar deliverable. Contrary to this, my own experience of development and others' work is that people who produce solutions faster do so at the cost of quality (I'm trying to remember where I've read things to back this up, perhaps it was in the excellent Code Complete by Steve McConnell). Then the author goes on to say that other studies have found that variation in team productivity can be much greater than a factor of 10, making the claim that something that took one team 1 week to do took some teams up to 2000 weeks to do. Wow, great statistic to quote to your boss, right? Better sort out our team, yes? Except for, if you think about it, that's over 38 years it took this other team to complete a task that one team could do in a week. This team must have been made up of very persistent people with severe learning difficulties. And I'd also like to know which team actually kept on with the same task for over 38 years. The problem is that this will now become a "fact" because it's been published in a book and people will listen to it and absorb it without question.
Another thing that was mentioned was how great it was to tear down cubicles to make way for an open plan office. This is stupid - study after study has shown that people with their own office, especially developers, are more productive. The reason is obvious and simple: software development is a thinking discipline and when you're in a noisy office with people interrupting you with questions whenever they feel like it doesn't help. You should convert the cubicles to real offices, not tear them down!
I'm going to finish this review by saying that the author is a fool. Even if this book is amazing from chapter 5 onwards, I've had enough of my time wasted by a narcissist who I never, ever want the misfortune of working with that I won't bother continuing. How this book has gotten so many good reviews, I'll never know.
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- Mr. J. T. Neilly
- 25-01-18
Definitely good, but alot of premise
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- Richard
- 12-01-20
Feels like a sales pitch instead of advice
My experience with audio books about scrum is that they exists somewhere on a spectrum from anecdotal stories clearly designed to sell you scrum (the bad side of the specrum) to instructive and specific guides on how to implement scrum efficiently (the good side of the specturm). Unfortunetly this book exists completely on the bad side. if you are a beginner to scrum then it might be advisable to read this to get some very basic concepts, however you won't find anything in this book that you wont find in others. This book consists of "I went to a company and increased efficiency 1000% and cured the CEOs asthma because I used scrum" repackaged into different stories. Useful to sell you the idea of scrum (the author owns a scrum consultancy business so obviously that's what he wants to do) but useless in helping you overcome the challenges of implementing scrum.
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- Anonymous User
- 15-02-18
story of scrum
the whole book is more about telling stories how great the scrum is rather than explaining principles, processes and steps to implement
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- Edward Jennings
- 20-06-21
Don't bother. Not really a Scrum or Agile book
Should have been called "Jeff Sutherland Saves the World". It's not a book about Agile or Scrum except very tangentially.
Jeff Sutherland waxes lyrical about how amazing he is and incidentally mentions Scrum. Utter waste of my time.
If you're interested in a self-serving, Jeff Sutherland autobiography however, this will be right up your street.
Read how Sutherland single-handedly wins the Vietnam war whilst simultaneously curing cancer and inventing the ATM.
Give him a cookie and pat him on the head but don't buy his book would be my advice.
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- @ahcperrin
- 21-08-17
Great story telling.
I read an inflamatory review of this book telling that it is too self indulging. At times it feels like the scrum will solve world hunger, find a cure for all diseases and make every human clever. But in general this book is full of examples why scrum works and why when done properly it will make your job more enjoyable. JJ Sutherland narrating is great and the supporting stories very engaging.
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- Mr Minty
- 10-12-18
good book, but take with a pinch of salt.
whist this is a good book, the author has added a big dollop of his ego... you can't have that if your going to be a good Scrum Master.
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- Redeye
- 06-07-17
very well explained and easy to understand
Very well explained and easy to understand. The real world case studies of how Scrum has changed the way people work to acheive objectives is facinating.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-03-22
Excellent Experience!
Excellent experience with Audible! Ready made easy! I enjoyed every moment listening to the book and it was an amazing and practical way of reading my favourite book. Fadi Yazigi.
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- Tariq
- 03-12-21
Scrum explained with stories and application
Starting was little slow and technical, however as the book progressed, it was inteteresting and I was able to connect with the concepts with my role. Summary at the end is crucial in terms of applying the principals. It did take me a while to complete the book, twice I gave up, but reconnected again.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 14-02-19
Make teamwork simple
A good audio book who go trough the cycle of Scrum in a funny and understandably way.
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- JESSE FARIAS DE LIMA
- 25-09-21
The best book you can listen or read.
The author brings to the table principles based on real experiences and process improvement, both base on people. This audiobook is not based on any "guessing". It's based on real solved problems and processes. It's priceless.
Think about it. We do not need to have the same failures because we know how to avoid them. This book is a base of human evolution. As humans we got here due to continuous improvement in all the areas. That is why it is a game changer for any area.
I am an App developer. More experience I gain the more I know that the most important thing about any company is people. it's not the money, it's not the strategy, it's not the management. It's about people doing things together. Period.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 17-01-21
Gives you the why behind Scrum
The why is a very important foundation for implementing Scrum. I appreciated getting this from this book. A deep understanding of this will help you persevere when implementing Scrum in your organization.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 22-06-20
Life changing!
This opened my eyes! Really an amazing book to help with productivity, project management and business management. Definitely a recommendation.
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- Robert Hoffmann
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Very good
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This book actually takes you through every single step of scrum, starting with the why the step came to be, and then explaining how a solution was implement. Often, complete with performance statistics.
Easy to listen to. Will be listening again.
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- Arkady Fenev
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Super book about super approach to get things done
I heard do much about scrum over the years but never found time to actually get what it is really. I enjoyed listening to this book and I was surprised that scrum promote many things I live and have been using already... now I will have more holistic approach to project management and team work and achieve much more in less time goes sure!
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- AJR
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Can't wait to experience SCRUM
This is a book about Why SCRUM. It tells you how it came to be, why the roles of team member, Product Owner and Scrum Master are defined as they are.
You will hear a lot of real stories on the use of this framework. I can't wait to be trained on SCRUM.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 10-10-18
Extreamly informative and eye opening
I went through the book twice and going into my third time. A great book with very good examples and stories on how people implement scrum into education, poverty and even renovating a home. Scrum enables and support design thinking. It has also changed how I act as a leader and how to enable my team to become more successful in their professional and personal lives. Also the concept of OODA has an impact on how I react to opportunities and even person to person interaction.
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- Bindu
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why scrum
very well written book for the adoption of scrum. great book for all !! nice