Run Daily Scrums your team actually looks forward to.

Free Daily Scrum Field Guide

Practical advice, checklists and facilitation techniques for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches and Agile teams.

✔ 10 pages

✔ Practical tips

✔ Checklists

✔ Common challenges

✔ Icebreakers

Created by SAFe Practice Consultant, Scrum Master and Agile Trainer Dominik Jansing

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Cover page of a guide titled 'Daily Scrum/Team Sync Field Guide' with a subtitle 'Your field guide for a productive and positive daily scrum/team sync', featuring a modern geometric background in shades of blue, gray, and white, with a small logo and the text 'Agile Rockets' at the bottom right corner.

Thousands of Daily Scrums happen every day. The best ones aren’t status meetings- they’re collaboration sessions. This guide will help you build one.

What’s inside?

Preparation

Learn how to prepare an effective Daily Scrum and create the right conditions for success.

Facilitation

Discover practical techniques to keep conversations focused, collaborative and engaging.

Continuous Improvement

Learn how to identify common challenges and continuously improve your team’s Daily Scrum.

Document titled 'The Daily Scrum/Team Sync' with the logo 'Agile Rockets' at the top. The document contains sections discussing the purpose, importance, and steps for daily Scrum meetings, including tips, overcoming challenges, and resources, and features a quote by Ken Blanchard. The bottom includes a note on continuous improvement and a lightbulb icon with a puzzle piece.

Meet your trainer

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Dominik Jansing

Founder & Agile Trainer

Dominik Jansing is a Practical Agile Trainer & Coach and SAFe Practice Consultant (SPC).

He has coached Scrum teams, trained Agile practitioners and helped organisations improve the way they deliver software.

His philosophy is simple:

Frameworks don’t transform organisations.

People do.