Testimonials from clients who engaged me to address delivery constraints, transform systems of work, implement tooling, or attend training courses. Also includes colleagues who worked alongside me on projects.
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It was an interactive class and it was an eye opener on how projects should be handled. The facilitator was great, he was pedantic rather than pragmatic which was good. Overall, i had a nice time socializing.
It my honor I got training with Martin for SCRUM Master. His coaching helped me a lot in order to achieve the SCRUM Master PSM certification. It's not only about certification, he helps us to understand and teach in such a way to implement it in every scenario of life. His coaching is quite fun, concepts are quite interesting as well as easy to understand. One should try to participate in his training session to achieve wonderful results. Thank you so much Martin.
Great class! Fun practical stuff with less slides kept me awake and interested all the time :) Thanks Martin!
After taking a bootcamp at WozU that included Agile training, I was left wanting more knowledge on Agile. Jim and Martin did a fantastic job of explaining the concepts and matching them with relevant examples from our industry. They built a confidence in their knowledge base that is super tough to be pessimistic about! The format was wonderful and built in a manner such to grab and hold the attention of students. I was terrifically impressed with the full course.
The class was really engaging and interactive!
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