The Great ScrumMaster: #ScrumMasterWay
Zuzana Sochova (作者)
齣版社: Addison-Wesley Professional; 1 (2017年1月9日)
叢書名: Addison-Wesley Signature Series (Cohn)
平裝: 176頁
語種: 英語
ISBN: 013465711X
條形碼: 9780134657110
商品尺寸: 15 x 1.5 x 22.6 cm
內容簡介
The Fast, Focused, Practical Guide to Excellence with Scrum
The Great ScrumMaster: #ScrumMasterWayis your complete guide to becoming an exceptionally effective ScrumMaster and using Scrum to dramatically improve team and organizational performance. Easy to digest and highly visual, you can read it in a weekend…and use it for an entire career.
Drawing on 15 years of pioneering experience implementing Agile and Scrum and helping others do so, Zuzana ?ochová guides you step by step through all key facets of success as a ScrumMaster in any context. ?ochová reviews the ScrumMaster’s responsibilities, introduces her powerful State of Mind model and #ScrumMasterWay approach, and teaches crucial metaskills that every ScrumMaster needs.
Learn how to build more effective teams, manage change in Agile environments, and take fulladvantage of the immensely powerful ScrumMaster toolbox. Throughout, ?ochová illuminates each concept with practical, proven examples that show how to move from idea to successful execution.
Understand the ScrumMaster’s key role in creating high-performance self-organizing teams
Master all components of the ScrumMaster State of Mind: teaching/mentoring, removing impediments, facilitation, and coaching
Operate effectively as a ScrumMaster at all levels: team, relationships, and the entire system
Sharpen key ScrumMaster cognitive strategies and core competencies
Build great teams, and improve teams that are currently dysfunctional
Drive deeper change in a safer environment with better support for those affected
Make the most of Shu Ha Ri, System Rule, Root Cause Analysis, Impact Mapping, and other ScrumMaster tools
Whether you’re a long-time Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) or participating in your first Scrum project, this guide will help you leverage world-class insight in all you do and get the outstanding results you’re looking for.
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作者簡介
Zuzana ?ochová is an independent Agile coach and trainer and a Certified Scrum Trainer with more than fifteen years of experience in the IT industry. She led one of the very first Agile international projects in the Czech Republic, focusing on distributed Scrum teams, working in different time zones between Europe and the USA. Now she is a leading expert on Agile and Scrum practices in both startups and big corporations. She has experience with Agile adoption in telco, finance, healthcare, automotive, mobile, and high-tech software companies. She has worked in various positions, starting as software developer for life and mission-critical systems, and continuing as a Scrum Master and director of engineering. She has been working as an independent Agile coach and trainer since 2010, specializing in organizational and team coaching, facilitations, and culture change using Agile and Scrum.
Zuzi is a well-known international speaker. She is a founder of the Czech Agile Community, which organizes the annual Agile Prague Conference. She received her MBA from Sheffield Hallam University (UK), and her master’s from Czech Technical University. She coauthored Agile Methods Project Management, written in the Czech language.
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Foreword xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
About the Author xxi
Chapter 1: The ScrumMaster’s Role and Responsibilities 1
The Self-Organized Team 2
The ScrumMaster’s Goal 7
The ScrumMaster’s Responsibilities 9
Pitfalls of Combining Roles 9
Chapter 2: The State of Mind Model 19
Teaching and Mentoring 21
Removing Impediments 21
Facilitation 22
Coaching 23
Example: Starting Agile 24
Example: Impediments 25
Example: Stuck 26
Example: Responsibility 27
Exercise: State of Mind—Now 28
The Missing Piece of the Puzzle 29
Exercise: State of Mind—The Future 30
Chapter 3: #ScrumMasterWay 31
Exercise: #ScrumMasterWay 32
Level 1—My Team 33
Level 2—Relationships 35
Level 3—Entire System 36
The ScrumMasters’ Group 38
The Organization as a System 39
Cynefin Framework 46
Chapter 4: Metaskills and Competences 51
Metaskills 52
Competences 54
Core Competences 57
Chapter 5: Building Teams 61
Tuckman’s Group Development 62
Five Dysfunctions of a Team 65
Team Toxins 69
Focus on Responsibility 72
Organization as a Tribe 76
Choose the Right Leadership Style 82
Use Decentralization 84
Chapter 6: Implementing Change 87
Go for a Change 88
Change Behavior 90
Eight Steps for Successful Change 91
Chapter 7: The ScrumMaster’s Toolbox 97
Mastering Shu Ha Ri 98
System Rule 101
Positivity 104
Facilitation 106
Coaching 110
Root-Cause Analysis 112
Impact Mapping 115
Scaling Scrum 119
Kanban Insight Scrum Checklist 121
XP Practices Checklist 122
Product Owner Checklist 122
Chapter 8: I Believe . . . 125
The Great ScrumMaster 126
Don’t Know Whether Agile and Scrum Is for You? 126
Want to Transform Your Organization to Agile? 127
Don’t Know How to Build a Good Product Backlog? 127
Looking for a Way to Improve Your Team? 127
Want to Become a Great ScrumMaster? 127
Want to Become a Great Product Owner? 128
Want to Solve Conflicts? 128
Want to Have a Modern Agile Organization? 128
Want to Move Your Organization to the Next Level? 128
Zuzana ?ochová—sochova.com 128
References 131
Index 135
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評分這本書的語言風格給我的第一印象是齣奇的“接地氣”,完全沒有那種高高在上的專傢腔調。讀起來非常順暢,仿佛不是在閱讀一本理論著作,而是在聽一位經驗豐富的同行在分享他血淋淋的實戰教訓。很多概念的闡述,都通過非常生動的比喻和場景還原來完成。比如,它描述一個團隊在麵對突發需求時的那種手足無措,簡直就是我上個月剛剛經曆過的翻版,讀到那裏時,我甚至忍不住笑齣聲來,因為那種“感同身受”太強烈瞭。作者似乎深諳“授人以漁”的精髓,而不是簡單地提供“標準答案”。他沒有直接告訴我“你應該怎麼做”,而是通過描繪各種復雜、甚至有些混亂的場景,引導你去思考“為什麼會這樣”以及“如何纔能繞過這個陷阱”。這種探索式的敘事結構,極大地激發瞭我的主動學習欲望,讓人覺得這本書不是在“教”你,而是在“陪”你一起成長。
評分這本書最讓我眼前一亮的地方,在於它對“敏捷的哲學內核”的深刻挖掘,而非僅僅停留在Scrum流程的錶麵操作。它花瞭相當大的篇幅去探討“為什麼我們要敏捷”,以及在快速變化的環境中,如何保持團隊的“心智模型”的健康與一緻。我之前讀過的很多材料,總感覺是在機械地套用Sprint、Daily Stand-up這些詞匯,而這本書則像是在“去蕪存菁”,幫助我剝離掉那些被濫用和誤解的術語外衣,直達敏捷宣言背後的價值觀和原則。它強調的不是“速度”,而是“持續交付價值的能力”,以及最重要的——建立一個能自我修正的有機體。讀完之後,我對我自己過去工作的反思角度都有瞭顯著的改變,不再隻關注“我們是否完成瞭任務”,而是開始更深入地思考“我們是否在做正確的事情,以及我們如何纔能做得更好”。這種認知層麵的躍遷,是任何一本僅僅停留在技術層麵的書籍都無法給予的。
評分這本書在案例的選取和呈現上,展現齣瞭極高的專業水準。它提供的並不是那種經過粉飾太平的“成功學”故事,而是充滿瞭灰色地帶和真實睏境的案例研究。這些案例的細節描繪得非常真實,讓我能清晰地看到,一個理論上完美的Scrum流程在遇到現實中的政治阻力、跨部門協作障礙,甚至是組織文化慣性時,會産生怎樣意想不到的化學反應。作者對這些復雜情況的剖析極為細緻,他會展示教練如何運用非正式的影響力、如何在不違反既定規則的前提下推動變革。這種對“灰色地帶的藝術”的探討,是我在其他同類書籍中很少見到的。讀完這些案例,我的感覺是,自己仿佛參與瞭一場場高強度的模擬實戰,收獲瞭寶貴的“反經驗”。它讓我明白,真正的“大師”不是那些從不犯錯的人,而是那些能從最棘手的局麵中提取齣教訓並將其係統化的人。這本書就是這樣一套“實戰教訓的精煉版”。
評分這本書的封麵設計確實非常抓人眼球,那種簡約而不失力量感的排版,一下子就讓人聯想到瞭高效、精準的工作狀態。拿到手上的時候,能明顯感覺到紙張的質感,不是那種廉價的膠印紙,拿在手裏沉甸甸的,翻閱起來也讓人心情愉悅。我本來對這類管理類的書籍抱持著一種“看看就好”的心態,畢竟市麵上同類的書太多瞭,大同小異。但這本書的視覺呈現卻給瞭我一種強烈的信號:這不僅僅是知識的堆砌,更是一種對專業精神的強調。裝幀的細節處理得相當到位,連書脊的燙金工藝都透著一股“精品”的味道,這種對細節的尊重,恰恰是很多敏捷實踐中反復強調的——小處著眼,方能成事。我至今都覺得,選擇一本實體書,尤其是這種需要反復研讀的工具書,書的“體麵”程度,很大程度上決定瞭你翻開它的頻率。好的設計是無聲的邀請函,這本書顯然做到瞭這一點。它讓我願意把它擺在辦公桌上,而不是束之高閣,每次掃一眼,都能被它傳遞齣的那種專業與嚴謹所感染。
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