Naveen Kumar Singh
Naveen is a professional agile coach and has been working independently for a long time in the Asia... Read more
Naveen is a professional agile coach and has been working independently for a long time in the Asia... Read more
We at Agilemania deliver coaching and training in global leadership skills and agile competencies to business owners, managers, and executives of companies trading in national and international marketplaces. Our Principal Consultant Mr. Naveen Kumar Singh with over 22+ years of experience has helped hundreds of businesses and leaders to be agile and more importantly to stay agile. Here is how he thinks about agile training and certifications.
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The genuine intent is to convey the message that clearing an assessment is of no value for real value is in the learning. Attempt to do this were unsuccessful and resulted in responses that weren’t positive and at times I lost connections or people blocking me. It is not that I am afraid of losing those people but the inability to bring about a change in the way their way of thinking and to help them better.
Here are some examples of what you miss by not attending the training. You passed Professional Agile Leadership (PAL-E) certification but what you learned in this process?
Did you learn as a leader where and what to focus to bring change? How to measure your team maturity on agile to guide them further? How do you help your team to do the job better by changing your behavior? Have you prepared your checklist for the dos and don’ts? You passed Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) certification but did you learn Test Driven Development? How about Specification by examples, Behavior Driven Development and DevOps?
Why you should care about flow based on Kanban? Same applies to PSPO, PSM, PSM II, and other similar certifications. I understand Scrum.org gives you this opportunity but that’s their model and I am not here to question it but then, do you see value in buying a certificate by paying $150 or $200?
These exams are the same and purely based on the Scrum Guide. Some straight questions and some scenario-based. Those scenarios and contexts are again based on an individual's experiences and may not be relevant in your context.
Do you think why to spend more when you can get a certificate at a cheaper cost? Some buy these certificates because corporate ask for it or mention it in job postings thus forcing them to get a certificate whatever easy way they can. But again, is this piece of paper the best investment of your hard-earned money? Think about it and have an open discussion around it.
Naveen is a professional agile coach and has been working independently for a long time in the Asia Pacific. He works with the software development team and product team to develop awesome products based on empirical processes.
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