Engaging, comprehensive, fun online learning John was very engaging which kept us focused. He reiterated his points in various ways, making it easy to comprehend. I enjoyed using the Miro board to share thoughts so we all had a voice and then could move on to the next topic. His real world examples made it easy to understand the topics and relate to our own situations.

Scrum - Worth your time! I recently had the opportunity to take a workshop on Scrum to allow me to sit for the Certified Scrum Master exam. John Miller has a passion for agile and his enthusiasm was contagious. He motivated learners through interactive discussion and collaboration opportunities with fellow learners. Whether you are part of a scrum team, or curious learner, this course equips you with the essential knowledge to effectively support a Scrum team!

Excellent Training This was a great training. John Miller is an engaging and interesting teacher. Teaching over technology and not in person provides lots of challenges. John overcomes those challenges with humor and visuals. I would highly recommend this class to others who want to get their SCRUM certification.

Great Instructor - Great content Whether you're experienced or have no idea what Scrum is, this course offers something for everyone. John introduced Scrum and the contents in a way that was clear and understandable. He provided real-life examples to help us apply the concepts and taught from his personal experience in Scrum rather than from a textbook. The atmosphere was friendly and engaging; the 3 days went by quickly. I have never tried being a Scrum Master officially but after this class, I am confident enough to seek out Scrum Master roles.

Thanks for the sessions and opportunity… Thanks for the sessions and opportunity to share feedback. What did I love: 1. The superb knowledge of the instructor (John) 2. The interactive and brilliant Miro Board usage What do I want in the sessions? 1. More discussions and explanation of the Scrum Concepts and Implementations through sharing real life experiences (of John and fellow classmates) 2. Challenges faced real time while implementing Scrum (Example - good explanation of real life example by John on explaining Epic, Stories, DOD, Acceptance criteria). Need more of that 3. Experiences and discussions between the classmates. We did not have discussions on the difference of opinion on any question, and may be lost opportunity on seeing multiple perspectives. It could also due to time constraint for the instructor