Mountain Goat Software provides training and certification in Scrum and Agile methodologies. They offer public courses, private training, and on-demand video training focused on agile practices.

Mountain Goat Software

Mountain Goat Software | 19,602 followers on LinkedIn. Led by CST, author and Scrum practitioner Mike Cohn, Mountain Goat Software helps companies adopt and improve their use of agile processes and techniques in order to build high-performance development organizations. 

Mountain Goat Software provides live online training courses all over
the world. Live online courses include Certified ScrumMaster (CSM)
training and Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) training.

Product & Digital Experience Design Director + Marketing Strategist

Jen Gordon

I help teams succeed with agile.

Mike Cohn

Agile Leadership and Enterprise Transformation Coach

Scott Dunn

Brian Milner CST

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Do you have to lock in training budgets before knowing your team’s schedule? Our Flex and Select passes let you prepay for training seats and decide later which courses and dates work best. It’s an efficient way to secure training without committing to a fixed timeline! https://lnkd.in/gp7bHQyX

Join Brian and David Pereira, author of Untrapping Product Teams, as they discuss the common traps product teams face. Tune in to learn the differences between product management and project management, how to build healthier backlogs, create adaptable roadmaps, and how to focus on delivering true value. Listen anywhere you get your podcasts or listen directly from Mountain Goat here: https://lnkd.in/gkvgq4gW

We talk a lot about cross-functional and self-organizing teams in the Agile and Scrum communities. I want to highlight a few differences from this type of team organization vs a traditionally managed project, as well as bust a few myths, and share why cross-functional and self-organizing teams are my preferred way to build teams. https://lnkd.in/g5isNRBn

Management shouldn't care if one product backlog item takes longer than expected. And they definitely shouldn't care if one of the many tasks needed to deliver that backlog item takes longer than expected. When management cares about these things it will lead to teams padding estimates. Micromanagement leads to buffering everything and I think it's time we stop adding buffers to everything and start buffering what really matters. https://lnkd.in/geb4V_j8

Are you new to Scrum? Or know someone who is? Take our (FREE!!) Scrum Foundations course for the perfect introduction (or review) of Scrum! The video course includes an overview of the three Scrum roles and how they work together. You’ll also learn about the various Scrum ceremonies as well as essential Scrum artifacts. Get the FREE course here: https://lnkd.in/gPMyz73R

What makes a team intelligent? Brian and Linda Rising explore the surprising factors that foster group intelligence, from psychological safety to diversity, backed by groundbreaking research from MIT and Google. Linda also highlights how storytelling and a growth mindset can enhance team dynamics, leading to more effective and innovative collaboration. Listen anywhere that podcasts are found or get it directly from Mountain Goat here: https://lnkd.in/gtMJNjud

I see a lot of talk about Agile Collaboration. What it looks like. How to collaborate in an Agile environment. And several tips on helping teams collaborate more effectively. But I haven't seen much on what it feels like. I think Agile Collaboration creates a feeling of swing. If you're familiar with rowing terms you understand what I mean. If you're not a rower, don't worry! It's all explained in my latest article here (plus how you can achieve this feeling and some of the main benefits of Agile Collaboration): https://lnkd.in/gMEGGKg6

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