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Agile Uprising is a purpose-built network that focuses on the advancement of the agile mindset and global professional networking between and among practicing agilists.

 

This is a group founded by passionate practitioners for passionate practitioners, and not a revenue generating organization.

We will remain agnostic of certifying bodies, removing external influences such as sponsors, partners and other organizations allowing us to focus purely on the advancement of the agile craft.

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Agile Certifications 2
Oct 6, 2016

Hosted by Troy Lightfoot, Andrew Leff, Andy Bacon and Mike McCalla, this episode dives into the alphabet soup of agile certifications.  Speaking from the perspective of co-training, Troy brings a unique perspective on the topic while others share the view of the agile practitioner and their views of certifications.

2 Comments
  • almost four years ago
    Eric Naiburg
    Well done podcast guys. Just to be clear Scrum.org also does provide classes and all Scrum.org classes use the same materials created by Ken Schwaber the co-creator of Scrum no matter what trainer teaches the class. Additionally, all trainers not only teach, they are deeply involved in software development so that they can bring that experience to the class. Those taking a class, receive a free attempt at the Professional Scrum certification assessment. All classes are very hands on and doing, not just lecture.
  • almost four years ago
    Greg
    I agree I took my CSPO and CSM classes from two different organizations, so I could gain Scrum experience from different trainers. I loved getting the different perspectives.
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