Building and Leading
Hyper-Productive Scrum Team Course
Scrum is not just about setting up the Scrum events based on the Scrum Guide.
The real goal is to deliver exponential business results by enabling hyper-productive teams.
Inventor of Scrum@Scale
Co-creator of Scrum
Dr. Jeff Sutherland
Inventor of Scrum@Scale
Co-creator of Scrum
Co-signer of Agile Manifesto
Founder, Scrum Inc. Agile Education Program
Ethan Soo
Scrum Fellow
Regional Partner Scrum Inc.
Agile Education Program
Founder, CI Agile
Where Scrum Master, Product Owners, and Developers can learn together.
And graduate as a True Scrum team
that proactively solves problems and constantly delivers a tangible business outcome.
Before the class
During the class
After the class
2-Day/3-Day Face-to-Face
This training is beneficial for those Scrum Master who want to lead and coach agile teams, while the Product Owner training is beneficial for those who want to manage the product backlog and ensure that the product meets the needs of the stakeholders.
Here's the summary of the different Scrum Master certifications:
Accrediting Body: Certified Scrum Master from Scrum Alliance), Professional Scrum Master from Scrum.org, Registered Scrum Master from Scrum Inc.
Training Duration: All take 2 days, but CSM focuses on basics while RSM and PSM go beyond. PSM requires additional courses for advanced knowledge.
Training Levels: CSM and PSM offer team-level training. RSM and PSM offer additional multi-team certifications (Nexus for PSM, Scrum@Scale for RSM).
Learning Outcomes: CSM and PSM I teach Scrum fundamentals. PSM II adds deeper understanding. RSM covers everything, including Dr. Sutherland's original "True Scrum" concepts and how to build high-performing teams.
Conclusion: CSM is for beginners, PSM is expensive but has lifelong certificates, RSM is seen as authentic but requires renewal.