Nicole
GBI attended the Product Owner course… I attended the Product Owner course taught by Valerio and I have taken this course years ago with a previous employer but I can say the way Valerio structured the course was brilliant -like a real sprint! He’s very knowledgeable and I hope my agency brings him back for additional training for the team.
Amy
GBFeedback 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.
Stephanie Kaminski
GBZero regrets Zero regrets! Valerio is a fanatic instructor and has a knack for creating an interactive class. To get the most out of this class, you absolutely should do the recommended reading before class. We did 3 mock sprints during the course of the workshop and he really brought the concepts of scrum to life. After a few hours of outside reading and his 3-day class, I passed his mock CSM test with 92%. The same day as finishing his class, I passed the actual CSM exam with 96% and became a Certified ScrumMaster! Time well spent.
Luis Espinoza
GBVery Interactive and Personal Class Valerio is very interactive and personal. He created a safe space where we can share and learn together. I felt like he always made sure we were following along and on the same page as him. As an instructor he is very insightful, but also as an experienced professional he is very knowledgeable. Every question I had was answered. I finished class knowing a lot more than I had coming into it. Great class.
Laura D'Angeli
ITinteresting 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?)