n today's whiteboard session, I'm going to cover Agile project management in about 180 seconds, so let's get stuck in. Now, first thing you need to know is that Agile project management methodology is not an approach for every single project. It's only good for projects where the end user may not know exactly what they want. You have kind of also the constant variable changing priorities and you have access to a cross functional team of people who can collaboratively work together at the same time, ideally co-located. If you've got those ingredients, then you certainly have everything, at least at the starting point where you might want to try and approach the project using Agile project management.

In today's, let's talk about the accountability and the responsibility of a Product Owner. We've seen in the market how there are so many people with the title Product Owner but mostly only fiddle around with that user stories in JIRA, which makes them more like a Product Scribe. Is this what the Product Owner should actually do? Oftentimes people are not doing as intended because they do not know their accountability and their responsibility. If you would like to know the Product Owner's accountability and responsibility, stay tuned, don't go anywhere, because I'll be back right after this.