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UID:pretalx-devconf-us-2026-XSFXMK@pretalx.devconf.info
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DESCRIPTION:Let’s be honest: most engineers view Scrum as a collection of
  pointless meetings that get in the way of actual work. If you’ve been t
 old you have to do it\, or if your team is struggling to manage a backlog 
 without a dedicated Scrum Master\, it usually feels like more overhead tha
 n it’s worth.\n\nDuring this lightning talk\, I’ll share my experience
  as a Scrum Master of how the RHEL Core Services teams survived our first 
 year of Scrum adoption while navigating the sudden rise of AI. I’ll talk
  about why finishing what you started matters way more than having perfect
  charts and why real collaboration is better than sitting through every me
 eting just because "the Scrum Master says so." I’ll also show you which 
 AI tools we leverage to automate the boring administrative stuff\, fix our
  estimations\, and keep the backlog from becoming a graveyard.
DTSTAMP:20260727T165257Z
LOCATION:Hewitt Boardroom (Capacity 35)
SUMMARY:Surviving Scrum: A Guide for People Who Have to Do It Anyway - Lenk
 a Kulajtova
URL:https://pretalx.devconf.info/devconf-us-2026/talk/XSFXMK/
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