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Summary

Scrum is a simple framework for managing even the most complex projects. In this book you have all the tools you need to start implementing it in your team or business.

This book is an amalgamation of the following books sold as a cost effective box set:

    The Power of Scrum, In the Real World

    72 Reasons Why Scrum Works

    The Scrum Checklist

    Scrum of Scrums, Agile Programme Management

    Scrum Top Tips

    How to Become a Scrum Master, in 7 Simple Steps

    How to Meet a Project Deadline with Scrum, in 7 Simple

Bonus

    The Kanban Guide

©2012 Pashun Publishing Press (P)2016 Pashun Publishing Press
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better as a book I think

Mostly a set of bullets and checklists. Don't really think it lends itself to an audio book. The quality of narration various too.