I love the formal expression, “how may I be of service?” It conjures an image of a suited server with a silver tray and inspires the enjoyable anticipation of being pampered. For me. For some (looking at my best friend), it conjures the image of Tim Curry in his role from Clue. At first glance,… Read More How We Will Be Of Service
Overcoming significant distraction in the form of everything else going on in my work life, I made the time to study for, and took, Scrum.org’s Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I) exam. I passed! And learned some lessons along the way. … Read More Papers Please: One Down, One To Go
That should really read, new year, new blog post. Domain shenanigans were mostly sorted out back in September, not long after I resolved (Note: tie-in to New Year’s! And we’ve got a theme. Sort of) to get my PSM1 certification. Not long after that, still in September, a friend made a similar resolution. She received… Read More New Year, New Blog
Among other changes, I’m changing domain hosts. My current domain host is also my web host, and the web hosting services provided are amazing… too amazing. What they provide is far beyond what I need for this blog. With Renewal Day for both my domain and web hosting annual plans fast approaching, I did a… Read More Decisions, Decisions…
Before I started exploring which agile scrum certification to pursue, I suspected that pretty much everyone who figured out how to make money at it, has an agile scrum course. What I suspected is that, if the course providers were able and/or willing to work with the existing, acknowledged leaders in agile scrum, meaning the experts were willing to recommended them as a training resource for the existing certs, then they did. Barring that, the course providers invented their own certification. … Read More Papers Please: Which Cert Is Which
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