Scrumvival \ˈskrəm-ˈvī-vəl\
a. The act or fact of living up to Scrum principles and values.
b. The act or fact of adopting Scrum to thrive on challenging markets.
c. The act or fact of gaining skills and knowledge necessary to become successful with Scrum.
If you practice Scrum (therefore we can call you a scrummer) — either as a Developer or a Product Owner, a Scrum Master, a leader, or simply a rebellious soul challenging your organisation — you know Scrum is difficult and all about hard work. And we know it will get you. Oh, we know it will. Here and there. Now and then. This way or another. It will get you hard. Therefore we want to nudge you in order to get you prepared. ’Cause at the end of the day you, my dear, need to scrumvive.
We love all those challenges, nightly drills and other sleep depriving things that Scrum reveals. And we know that Scrum is all about people and learning. That’s why we created Scrumvival. We want you — the scrummers — to meet and discuss, to inspire and get inspired, to argue and ally, but most of all – to learn and fail. And enjoy it all through the way as much as we do. ’Cause failing, my dear, is the only way to gain experience.
