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The theory of Scrum team effectiveness and evidence supporting it with Christiaan Verwijs and Dr Daniel Russo (TRAILER)
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Have you ever wondered what makes Scrum teams effective? Perhaps you have found some theories online but do any of them have any scientific evidence? We bet not.
This episode brings you 5 years worth of research by the extremely knowledgeable Christiaan Verwijs and Dr Daniel Russo. Throughout the last half decade, these two have embarked on a journey to shed more light on what it is exactly that makes scrum teams effective whilst also debunking some of the common myths and thought patterns.
Having a scientifically backed answer not only adds to the field of scrum but also brings certainty - guidelines for effectiveness.
This one is revolutionary. Tune in.
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