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Top Strategies for Leadership and Professional Growth

Velociteach

It’s for you, me, and anyone looking to make a career advancement and enhance professional growth. This blog is your roadmap to becoming not just a leader but a great leader through simple, effective leadership strategies. Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other professionals and senior leaders.

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Blog Series: From Scrum Master to Agile Leader - Part 1 - Exploring the Gaps in Scrum Mastery

Scrum.org

As Scrum.org professionals, we have coached, trained and mentored thousands of Scrum Masters and consulted the organizations they work with, and we’ve consistently encountered similar issues that not only limit Scrum Teams from thriving, but also restrict empiricism from working. Co-authored by: Chris Conlin and Mark Wavle.

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Cultivating Collaboration as a Scrum Master (From PM to PSM 04)

Scrum.org

For professional Project Managers transitioning to a Scrum Master role, the project management principle of creating a collaborative project team environment, takes on a nuanced and vital role. This culture fosters both individual and team growth, aligning with organizational goals. Don't want to miss any of these blog posts?

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Agile Leadership: Guiding Teams with Vision and Versatility (From PM to PSM 08)

Scrum.org

This involves facilitating team processes, removing impediments, and supporting team growth. Steps you can take as Project Manager to transition to a professional use of the Scrum framework: Develop a Serving Leadership Mindset: Focus on serving your team rather than directing them. Don't want to miss any of these blog posts?

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Elevating Stewardship in Scrum (From PM to PSM 03)

Scrum.org

For professional Project Managers seeking to transition into Professional Scrum Masters, the project management principle of being a diligent, respectful, and caring steward offers a valuable perspective. This journey will transform not just your professional role but also your approach to leadership and team dynamics.

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Elevating Stewardship in Scrum - (3) From PM to PSM

Scrum.org

For professional Project Managers seeking to transition into Professional Scrum Masters, the project management principle of being a diligent, respectful, and caring steward offers a valuable perspective. This journey will transform not just your professional role but also your approach to leadership and team dynamics.

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How Cross-Functionality makes for a more effective Sprint Retrospective (59)

Scrum.org

Without even trying to being exhaustive, here are a skills / experiences I would expect the team to use: A growth mindset: there are always areas that will lead to improved quality and/or effectiveness; does the team have a hunger to find and work on a few of these? Don't want to miss any of these blog posts?

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