Ana is a DevOps Consultant and Azure DevOps specialist (ex VSTS/TFS) with 15+ years of experience in professional software development. She believes that the right combination of agile practices and integrated tools can help software development teams achieve continuous value delivery for their customers. Ana frequently speaks at various local and international industry conferences and regularly delivers training workshops. Microsoft has awarded her as an MVP for Developer Technologies. She is a licensed Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) at Scrum.org and holds several Microsoft development and Scrum certifications.
I am a Project Manager. Is there a spot for me in Scrum?
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29. september 2021 07:00
I am Peter, a project manager, and I have been working in the company's PMO office for years. I manage the entire lifecycle of projects, from contract to delivery. I am accountable for project execution and communication with stakeholders. I manage the development team's work, distribute tasks to team members, and monitor their progress. I report to the board of directors. Now, my company is starting an agile transition and implementing Scrum. I am concerned about my carrier since there are no project managers in Scrum. From my perspective, the new process feels all too agile, with no long-term planning, monitoring, and reporting. I am not sure that I will like Scrum. Will I lose my job? Or is there a place in Scrum where I could fit in and make the best use of my current knowledge and experience? Could I maybe keep on working as a project manager outside Scrum? Join us in this session and help Peter find the right spot for him in Scrum!