We have previously published the first part of the interview with Jeff Sutherland. In the second part, Jeff Sutherland told mostly his feelings about visiting Turkey and what he promises you about Certified Scrum Master course which will be held on 16th - 17th January 2014 in Istanbul. You can find the Part 2 of the interview below:
Barış BAL: We
know that you have published Scrum Guide 2013 and you have made some
significant improvements on the process. In your opinion, what parts of Scrum
should be inspected for more improvement?
Jeff Sutherland: The
problem is not Scrum. It is Bad Agile. That means no working software at the
end of a sprint which causes many bugs, huge delays, and disasters like the
Obamacare website. We need to inspect Bad Agile teams that are causing so much dysfunction
in the world.
Barış BAL: How do you feel about visiting Turkey first time and meeting with Turkish Scrum community?
Barış BAL: How do you feel about visiting Turkey first time and meeting with Turkish Scrum community?
Jeff Sutherland: I am excited to see Scrum moving into new countries. It is being used in over 100
countries in the world and seems to work with all cultures. A year or so ago I
visited Tokyo for the first time and the emerging agile community in Japan was
tremendously excited and motivated, just like in the early days of agile in the
U.S. I hope to see that same excitement in Turkey.
Barış BAL: It is obvious that it will be a unique opportunity for participants who will
attend your CSM course in İstanbul. What should the participants expect from
the course taught by the co- creator of Scrum?

Jeff Sutherland: They will learn the real Scrum from the mouth of the inventor. I will describe how
to create winning Scrum teams where work is fast, easy, and fun. I find many
new Scrum Masters in the world have started off slowly in implementations are
slow, hard, and painful. Doing good Scrum means you have to play the game like
an excellent sports team. It is not about the rules of Scrum, it is how you
play the game. I will describe the patterns of play that have created the
greatest Scrum teams in the world. If the participants master these patterns it
can change their teams, change their companies, and change their lives.
Barış BAL: Thank you very much for your time Mr. Sutherland. We hope to see you in İstanbul, Turkey.
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