Scrum Insights for Practitioners describes Scrum with simple sentences which helps you to understand Scrum and its concepts deeply.
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Today I want to write a review on “Scrum Insights for Practitioners” book by MR. Hiren Doshi. As I already mentioned in “Scrum A Pocket Guide” book review, when you read the Scrum Guide, you feel that you need other complementary sources to get a better understanding of the Scrum.
“Scrum Insights for Practitioners” is the best one that I recommend to all new Scrum players especially all Scrum.org exams candidates and all students who participate in my Scrum courses. I already posted a guideline for PSM I exam candidates called “Preparation guide for the PSM I exam” and mentioned these candidates should read this book to get ready for the exam.
This book describes Scrum with simple sentences which helps you to understand Scrum and its concepts deeply. For example, when you read the “Self-Organization” chapter, it shows and clears all related aspects of this concept in a perfect way. So, I absolutely recommend this book. I believe we should say thanks to MR. Hiren Doshi for creating this brilliant source.
You can contact MR. Doshi through this link: www.PracticeAgile.com
You can find “Scrum Insights for Practitioners” book here on Amazon.
I am not sure if it is the same as the information I bought at https://scrumschool.team.
But I want to tell you here that the PSMI study materials I bought at https://scrumschool.team are very easy to read and understand. There may not be much content related to scrum practice, but it is enough to be used for PSMI review and evaluation.
I highly recommend