TECHNICAL WRITER'S GUIDE TO SCRUM METHODOLOGY

Let's say you are employed by a software company (or thinking to be employed by a software company) as a technical writer.

• If you are an existing employee, the chances are at some point you'll be asked to leave the old way of doing things (like Waterfall methodology), shift gears, and get on with the SCRUM program.
• If, on the other hand, you are a new or prospective employee, the chances are you'll be asked to upgrade your game and adapt fast to a SCRUM environment.

Do you know what's awaiting you? Do you know how to work as a SCRUM team member?

If not, this special report is for you.

Here we'll examine how Scrum methodology works and the reasons so many businesses are adopting it for workflow management.

Since its inception, the Scrum Methodology has been widely embraced by companies of all sizes seeking to boost productivity while maintaining project quality control. More businesses are becoming aware of the benefits of including Scrum in their workflow management system as each year goes by.

That's why I strongly advise you to explore what makes this agile methodology so appealing, from its guiding principles to best practices, and what your role is as a technical writer and a member of the SCRUM team. Your career may depend on it.

Better be prepared than surprised.

To your success!

(45-pages PDF eBook)