Shijo Paul
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I am currently working as a Freelance Agile Coach and Trainer.
Started my Agile journey with I am a a CSM from June 2011.
Was in Cisco working as SM for close to 4 years and Agile Coach for another 4 years - total 8 years in Agile, out of the 22 years of total experience.
I have taught 800+ Team and Leadership members over 44 batches (of 2 or 3 days each, similar to the ScrumMaster learning objectives).
Volunteering work: Review committee member at the Pune APGI Conference, as Coach at the Coaches Clinic at the Regional Scrum Gathering, Australia, Mentor at TAFAC 2019 and also organizing India wide Agile events at Cisco.
Certifications: CSM, CSP, ICP-ACC, ExIn DevOps Master
Presentations: RSG Australia 2017 @ Melbourne, RSG Australia 2018 @ Sydney, APGI 2018@Pune
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Creating Purposeful Scrum Teams via Awesome Backlog
Shijo PaulAgile CoachConsultant
Ashish KumarAgile & Lean CoachSiemensManjunatha M S RaoAgile CoachSiemensschedule 1 year ago
90 Mins
Hands on Session
Intermediate
Scrum is a practical framework to build products, provided you identify, in advance, what to build. However, even after a successful product discovery phase, you may struggle to implement the right way if your product backlog is not up to the job. Garbage in, garbage out — as the saying goes.
Managing the product backlog is a full-time and continuous evolution.In this session, we will share simple techniques that can help change what can be an overwhelming and time-consuming process, to an interactive, iterative process that effectively engages team members, customers, and stakeholders. It will teach you how to develop solid techniques to help you build, prioritize, and maintain your product backlog.
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Creating Purposeful Scrum Teams via Awesome Backlog
Shijo PaulAgile CoachConsultant
Ashish KumarAgile & Lean CoachSiemensManjunatha M S RaoAgile CoachSiemensschedule 2 years ago
120 Mins
Hands on Session
Intermediate
Scrum is a practical framework to build products, provided you identified in advance what to build. However, even after a successful product discovery phase, you may struggle to make the right thing in the right way if your product backlog is not up to the job. Garbage in, garbage out — as the saying goes.
Managing the product backlog is a full-time and continuous evolution. In this session, we will share Simple techniques that can help change what can be an overwhelming, time-consuming process to an interactive, iterative process that effectively engages team members, customers, and stakeholders. It is essential, therefore, to learn solid techniques to help you build, prioritize, and maintain your product backlog.
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