Scrum Alliance and professor Valerio… Scrum Alliance and professor Valerio Zanini are the best. Classes are dynamic, entertaining and they actually train you for a real life SCRUM event. I didn't spend hours reading books or articles, Valerio made it easy to learn and understand. Oh and I passed my certification exam!!!!

It was extremely helpful to understand… It was extremely helpful to understand the concept and the responsibilities of a Product Owner. The workshop provided some very concrete and easy-to-follow tools and the session has a nice balance of theory and practice. I am just speechless. What I acquired from the training was more than what I expected. I enjoyed everything about the training. Kudos to Valerio. I can’t wait to incorporate what I learned for a productive result. Thank you.

Feedback on Scrum Training This was an eye-opening class. It was surprising to learn that we were doing a lot of things incorrectly which may be why we were not as productive as we had hoped. Have a clear understanding of the roles of PO, Developers, and SM will give us the tools to produce deliverables that are truly done/complete. Thank you for this class.

Super in-depth experience! Valerio really hit a home run with this course. I took the 3-day, 5 hour session course, and it completely changed my thinking for agile and product ownership. The course doesn't use slides, instead it is hyper focused on interactions between you, Valerio, and the other students. The exercises were fun and engaging, all while delivering a very concrete understanding of what you were working on (product roadmapping, user story building, etc). This really was a great course and I am grateful to have connected with awesome people along the way!

interesting lessons interesting lessons, the scheduling was perfect. Nice idea to plan one hour with the trainer, as to discuss doubts. Maybe it would have been useful to have some more examples linked to "real life" in different kind of organization (es. how to spread agile framework in big companies not agile at all - from what can we start?)