Questions questions and questions. We had a Q&A session with Ken mostly about implementation of Scrum in various types of projects and environments. The gist of it is there’s really no right answer. That is why Scrum is not a methodology, but rather, a framework that can help you identify the issues, and forces you to resolve them. In every day work, we are faced with numerous impediments and problems that can slow down our work, but often times we ignore them and just accept the inefficiency. Scrum practices exposes them to the maximum level and mandate them be resolved.

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True wisdom lies in knowing what you don’t know, and I have certainly been served my share of humble pie just with the first of my two-days ScrumMaster Certification training. I was reminded of many things that I have forgotten or let slided.

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I have been pretty busy lately, involve in two separate machinema projects, one for World of Warcraft and one for The Matrix Online. Coupled that and with WoW’s end game contents and real life, I am pretty booked. Though I will try to get back into writing as soon as I am done with the machinema projects. Stay tuned for more information on them!