SCRUM is one of the top items on my priority list these days. I still believe that traditional ("waterfall") approach is safer (when done properly), but as majority of my recent work can at least partially be qualified as R&D, SCRUM-like agile methods are my preferred approach these days. However, agile methods are not that easy as people tend to think (that’s what SCRUM inventors say - "easy to learn, extremely hard to master"). So, as a part of my preparation for Professional Scrum Master certification, I’ve read the book I mentioned in the previous post…