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If you’re looking for a couple hours of agile video to watch, a way to help you go to sleep at night, or just from free agile training, then I present to you the following videos.
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\nOur development team at AgilityFeat is spread out around Central America. When we bring on a new team member, we don’t always have the luxury of training them on how we do things in-person. But we also know that agile methods are still gaining ground in Latin America, and implementations of \u00abagile\u00bb vary widely. A lot of times a development company here says they are agile purely for marketing purposes. For that matter, sometimes clients don’t even realize what they are asking for when they look to hire agile development teams!<\/p>\n

If you want to use these videos as a substitute for sending someone to a expensive Certified Scrum Master course, then be my guest. But be aware that you’re missing out on more than a certificate suitable for framing. The huge value of any agile training with an experienced practitioner is that you get to ask lots of questions, and you can learn more about how best to apply agile methods to your specific circumstances.<\/p>\n

While no training or video can substitute for the experience of working on an agile team, I hope you’ll find these videos helpful in explaining the basic concepts, and giving you a starting point. It’s around 2.5 hours of total video, so fix a cup of coffee and enjoy! <\/p>\n

#1 Agile Principles<\/h2>\n

Explains the basic concepts behind agile methods, and why they are better than traditional \u00abwaterfall\u00bb methods.
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