
Every week starts with a family meeting. Kids and parents self-organize and self-manage (kids even help decide on their own incentives and punishments) and every week they have a retrospective to determine what they can do better next Sprint. Turns out that kids think their parent’s stress levels can improve.
Scrum: savior of the modern American family? Watch and decide for yourself.
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-- Joel Riddle