Starter kit for Scrum Master using JIRA - The day2day job

Providing insight on what a Scrum Master needs to consider from the start of a project, throughout the first Sprint.

4.72 (367 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Project Management

What you will learn

Working as a Scrum Master using JIRA, showing you how the theory translates into practice.

What needs to be done before starting Sprint1, aka Sprint Zero.

A realistic example of starting a project in JIRA with things you need to do in a day-to-day life of a Scrum Master.

Tips on how to be organized and setup your team's success using Scrum and JIRA. You will have real-life insight that the Scrum Guide doesn't talk about.

In JIRA: Create/Edit/View "Epics/Story/Sub-tasks", add versions, configure the Scrum board.

Original examples to remember the Scrum Pillars and Scrum Values.

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Our Verdict

Starter Kit for Scrum Master using JIRA is a recommended starting point for those new to the role, offering practical insights, personal mentorship, and real-world examples. While audio quality may be inconsistent, and minor changes in JIRA's interface cause slight discrepancies, its hands-on approach adeptly sets up new Scrum Masters for their first Sprint. Despite lacking depth on Scrum ceremonies, the inclusion of Confluence as a documentation tool adds value to this beginner's course.

What We Liked

Comprehensive introductory course for Scrum Masters, providing practical insights from day one through the first Sprint.
Personal mentorship approach from instructor who is experienced in both Scrum Mastery and JIRA usage.
Real-world examples enhance learning and demonstrate the value of Scrum and JIRA integration.
Covers the use of Confluence as a documentation tool, adding to overall skillset.

Potential Drawbacks

Quality of audio varies and may require adjusting playback volume for clarity.
Some interface elements in JIRA have changed since course creation, causing minor discrepancies.
Occasional difficulty hearing last words in some sentences due to pronunciation or audio quality.
Lacks depth on Scrum ceremonies and could benefit from more explanation.