Check out my latest article: Dealing with Spill-over Items https://t.co/FOpgYsPlyW via @LinkedIn

The only reason a team needs a Sprint Goal is because they do not work one item at the time.

Clarification on previous post. A recent thought is that currently there are different conceptual multi-team approaches to (agile) software development: (1) Full methodology (traditional) approach. (2) Patterns-based approach of fully being context-dep… https://t.co/u7pJLJLXev

Just "pattern" approaches to scaling are not a great idea.

Finally, I'm coming back to Seoul soon! I used to visit regularly doing Scrum courses but I haven't been back since the pandemic. On 18 July, I'll be doing a Certified LeSS Practitioner course. I am very much looking forward to bei… https://t.co/uKfE7MaruM

Wow, thanks to the participants of the Certified LeSS Practitioner course in Amsterdam at Xebia Academy. It was wonderful to have you all there and great discussions! I've been experimenting with a slightly different course structure and been happy with… https://t.co/AWgjRF9ok3

The LeSS Netherlands meet-up community has been growing fast! We have passed 300 within only a few months. I'm excited to see that and I've been enjoying the talks and meet-ups! We have been only doing in-person talks and are plan… https://t.co/lxiYWAlqI7

The Certified LeSS Practitioner course in Bangkok this week was a lot of fun! Thanks participants! I'll be heading back to cold Europe. I'll be back in Asia again in a month for... 5 July - Bangkok - Certified Scrum Master with Certified LeSS Basics (mai… https://t.co/WNcLQqfncy

Finished a wonderful Certified LeSS Practitioner course in Singapore. It was great to be back and thanks for all the participants for all the discussions and new ideas! Of to Bangkok now. Next courses with still seats are in Amsterdam, South Korea and Ne… https://t.co/qJRGU4VE2g

7th June -> Last Certified LeSS Practitioner course Amsterdam before the summer vacation. I'm looking forward to it! If you know someone who should be there, let them know about it! #lessworks

In a couple of weeks, I'll be in Singapore and Bangkok again for a Certified LeSS Practitioner course. I'm looking forward to it! It looks like it will be my last CLP course in Singapore/Bangkok this year. So, if you or anyone is interested, don't miss i… https://t.co/cdkqUza2pL

Excellent!

👉 Early bird tickets for XP2023 Amsterdam are still available until April 30! 🧡 https://t.co/LTCz34DueS Come join the @basvodde session 'Social Team Practices that Require Technical Skill' @AgileAlliance

Preview of the upcoming LeSS newsletter, quotes from Edsger Dijkstra: "The challenge of simplification is so fascinating that, if we do our job properly, we shall have the greatest fun in the world." #lessworks

Thank you to everyone who attended the Brainlab developer talk, "Maximizing Dependencies with Interdependent Teams," with @basvodde, one of the creators of Large Scale Scrum & a leader in the software development field. #agilemethodologies #scrum #developer #TogetherWithBrainlab

(for Germans, please re-post to let other people know :) I'll be there soon in Munich. In 3 weeks, I'll be doing a course there, which I guess will be my only course in Germany this year. In the course, we usually use people's ow… https://t.co/IKuX3lRZ34

This week, finished another Certified LeSS Practitioner course in Amsterdam at Xebia Academy. It was wonderful and I learned a lot. Thanks to the participants! The next course in Amsterdam will be on the 7th of June. More info can be found at:… https://t.co/zBUe7w2hae

I'll be in Munich in April. My first course in Munich in a decade :) Also @alexeykri and me will be doing a day for CLPs where they can bring their problems or request more info about certain topics. I'm looking forward to that!

Wow, another LeSS meet-up planned. This time is it @alexeykri and @roland_flemm that will talk about Organizational Topologies. It is again hosted by Rabobank thanks to Wim Wijsman! Very much appreciated. Perhaps see some of you there. #lessworks

haha. SAFe 6. Still not a good idea. How complex can you make it :)