7 posts about agile
The PMP exam seems to expect us to know when each approach is appropriate. What are the deciding factors? Is there a decision framework?
Every practice exam has servant leadership questions and I keep picking the 'directive' answer when I should pick 'facilitative.' Can someone explain the pattern?
Our team velocity goes 20, 35, 15, 28, 40 across sprints. Management says 'velocity should stabilize.' When does it? What's causing the swings?
In our Scrum project, the PO manages the backlog but the sponsor funds the project. When they disagree on priorities, who wins? PMBOK seems ambiguous on this.
I've heard the 2026 exam is 50/50 predictive and agile. Others say it's more like 60/40 agile-heavy. What should I focus my study time on?
Our client signed a fixed-scope contract but wants us to use Scrum. The scope is locked but we need to be flexible. Is this even possible? What approach works?
My organization wants EVM reporting but we run Scrum. Story points don't map to dollars. Is there a way to make this work or should I push back?