Free Bootcamp

The First 90 Days For
New Scrum Masters

Discover the practical steps you need to take within your first 3 months on the job to confidently solidify your position in your Scrum Team.

Live Virtual, 28 Oct 2026 @ 9:00 AM – 13:00 CET

JOIN THE FREE BOOTCAMP NOW 28 Oct 2026 @ 9:00 AM – 13:00 CET

Mehdi Hoseini, Professional Scrum Trainer

* IS THIS BOOTCAMP FOR ME?! *

Dear New Scrum Master,

Your company has recently asked you to take over the Scrum Master role within your Scrum Team, or maybe you've personally chosen to pursue a leadership position in your company after years of working as an implementer (like a developer, business analyst, QA, etc.).

Then, obviously, you are at the beginning of your Scrum Mastery journey, which is a challenging adventure.

Yes, this bootcamp is for you if you are experiencing these worries and fears:

You feel anxious: Picture yourself in your first month on the job. You simply don’t know where to start, and you feel lost, anxious, and overwhelmed.
No mess up: You don’t want to mess up, and you feel time is tight and you need to prove yourself soon.
You want to prove yourself: You want to prove that your company has made the right decision by appointing you to the Scrum Master role.
You need a practical pathway: You want to solidify your position in your Scrum Team within the first few months, but you don’t have a practical pathway to do it.
Not being a simple meeting facilitator: You don’t want to be seen as just a simple meeting facilitator, but you don’t know how to avoid it.
You want to be unignorable: You desire to be seen as a highly valuable member of the Scrum Team who has a real effect on the way that the team works and delivers product to the market, but you simply don’t know how.
You need quick wins: You want to create some quick wins to show that you are on the right track, but you don’t know where your first focus points should be.
Lack of a comprehensive practical toolkit: You want to demonstrate that your service is practical and tangible, yet you lack a comprehensive toolkit to use as a source of initiatives.
You want to learn from a credible master: You want proven, battle-tested techniques and tools, straight from a master who's used them in the field. The problem? No credible source like that exists on the market today.

If You Nodded Or Said “Yes” To Any Of The Above, Then This Bootcamp Is 100% For You!

JOIN THE FREE BOOTCAMP NOW 28 Oct 2026 @ 9:00 AM – 13:00 CET

* WHO IS THIS BOOTCAMP NOT FOR?! *

DO NOT REGISTER FOR THIS BOOTCAMP IF:

You think you can learn about all the practical techniques by yourself through self-study
You feel you know everything, and you are confident that you can easily solidify your position in your Scrum Team
You think that generic and surface-level materials that you can find everywhere on the internet are enough
You don’t have the basic Scrum knowledge
You don’t have experience working with software teams
You have already read some books, articles, and blogs, watched some YouTube videos, and feel you deeply know how to best serve your Scrum Team
You have an infinite amount of time to learn everything on your own

My 100K USD Scrum Failure

* BOOTCAMP AGENDA *

4 Hours Live Training.
What You Will Learn & Get in the Bootcamp.

Session 1: Actions, techniques, and steps for the first month (9:00 – 10:15)

Write an Observation Report about the current status of your Scrum Team
Teach your team what they should and can expect from you as their Scrum Master
Teach Scrum principles and rules if your team is new to Scrum
The first and most important focus point: teach your team to learn to create a Done Increment in each Sprint
Create the first version of your Definition of Done
Teach the team how to adhere to and meet the Definition of Done when they finish building a feature
Create Team Wall (This is a single place that you document and manage all aspects of your team processes including Team Agreement, Definition of Done, Improvement Board, Impediments, …)
Choose a tool for your Team Wall (Miro, Mural, …)
Serve your Product Owner to keep the Product Backlog actionable
Setup a Burnup chart for the Product Backlog
Setup a robust Product Backlog Refinement
Teach the team how to write effective Acceptance Criteria (It is a non-negotiable game-changer)
Setup working boards for your Value Stream Pipeline (Refinement Board, Development Board, and Delivery Board)
Teach the team how to write effective User Stories (with value description, visual design, acceptance criteria, data structure, …)
How to effectively break down Product Backlog Items into tasks

Break (10:15 – 10:30)

Session 2: Actions, techniques, and steps for the second month (10:30 – 11:45)

How to create an Actionable Sprint Backlog
Techniques to create effective Sprint Goals
How to assign work to Developers
Limit WIP (Work in Progress) to increase team performance
Make the Sprint progress transparent by setting up a burndown chart
How to calculate and use Velocity in the right way
Preparations before Sprint Planning (prepare the team for having a robust planning)
Facilitate Sprint Planning (how to answer the 3 questions of Why, What, and How)
Teach Developers to master Estimation (Planning Poker, Relative Estimation, Flow Metrics, Story Points, T-shirt Sizing, …)
Actions after Sprint Planning (informing stakeholders on what to expect to see in the Sprint Review)
Create your Impediment Board
Preparations before Daily Scrum (prepare Developers for having a robust daily alignment)
Facilitate Daily Scrum (How to inspect progress towards the Sprint Goal, update the Sprint Backlog, and how to create an actionable plan for the next working day)
Actions after Daily Scrum (Updating the impediment board, listing the decisions made for the day, and how the team wants to tackle them)
How to practically resolve impediments using the collective intelligence of the team and stakeholders
Teach the team to create effective Product Goals
Teach the team to create a compelling Product Vision
Preparations before Sprint Review
Facilitate Sprint Review (Start the session with an agenda, inspect the progress toward the Product Goal, let stakeholders directly try the product and collect their feedback, share what happened in the Sprint, collectively update the Product Backlog with stakeholders, …)
Actions after Sprint Review
Preparations before Sprint Retrospective (How to create and manage Improvement Board, Create Definition of Performance (DoP), Create a parking lot to park topics for discussion in the Retrospective, …)
Facilitate Sprint Retrospective (Techniques to collect what’s going on in the mind of the team members, guide the team to brainstorm improvement ideas, make decisions on improvement action items, update the Improvement Board and Team Agreement at the end of the Retrospective)
Actions after Sprint Retrospective

Break (11:45 – 12:00)

Session 3: Actions, techniques, and steps for the third month (12:00 – 13:00)

Create Value Backlog
Create Definition of Value (DoV)
Create Technical Debt Backlog
How to facilitate mid-term planning sessions (Quarterly Planning, Annual Planning, …)
Setup a process to evaluate the stakeholders' and customers' satisfaction level
Help the Product Owner write effective Release Notes
Root-cause analysis for the spilled-over Product Backlog Items
Create Sprint Reports to increase transparency
How to do the Agile Maturity scan
Create the Scrum Master community in your organization
Postmortem technique
An introduction to Liberating Structures techniques
Create a growth plan for the Scrum Team members
An effective technique to manage emergency work
Create an unforgettable onboarding process for new team members
Evaluate the team’s adherence to the Scrum Values + humility
Setup a process to evaluate the performance of your Scrum Team

Better To Spend One Day With A Master Than 10,000 Years Of Study

JOIN THE FREE BOOTCAMP NOW 28 Oct 2026 @ 9:00 AM – 13:00 CET

* WHAT YOU GET IN THE BOOTCAMP *

Here Is Everything You Get to Support Your Team When You Are Back to Work.

Core Content

4 Hours Live Training

Prepare yourself to confidently serve your Scrum Team even in the first months of your job.

You leave the bootcamp with a comprehensive source of practical techniques and initiatives + when and why to use them.

FREE BONUS #1

The First 90 Days Field Guide For New Scrum Masters (Printed Booklet - 85 Pages)

The practical steps you need to take within your first 3 months on the job to confidently solidify your position in your Scrum Team.

*** Attention: As this is a printed booklet, it will be sent via post to only those ones who show up on the bootcamp day. If you don’t show up, you will lose this unique and highly valuable booklet.

FREE BONUS #2

Six Estimation Techniques In Scrum (Video – 30 minutes)

This is a deep tutorial about Estimation that you cannot find anywhere else. You will learn 6 estimation techniques and the Planning Poker technique in detail.

FREE BONUS #3

A Sprint in the life of a Scrum Master (PDF – 40 pages)

Many people ask what Scrum Masters do in a typical Sprint. This PDF answers this important question.

Start your journey as a Scrum Master with tangible and practical learnings

JOIN THE FREE BOOTCAMP NOW 28 Oct 2026 @ 9:00 AM – 13:00 CET

* MEET THE TRAINER (PST) *

Mehdi Hoseini

A terrible failure in 2013 was my turning point to step into the Agile and Scrum world.

I have been working in the software industry for 20+ years. First, I was a developer for around 10 years.

1- My Terrible Failure
Around 2013, I was part of a team developing software in the oil and gas sector. We used the waterfall model. So, we went into a “cave,” confident we understood exactly what our clients needed. After two years of hard work, we came out of the cave, but shockingly, no one wanted our product. It was like the end of the world for me. As we self-funded the project, I myself lost 100K USD.

2- Turning Point
After a few months, I started investigating to understand what had happened so that we failed. During that investigation, I got familiar with Scrum and Agile. So, I made a definite decision to go to the highest level of knowledge of Scrum that we could imagine. Since then, I have been serving companies and teams as a Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Agile Coach.

3- Teaching Start
In 2017, I started teaching Scrum. Up to now, I have taught 2000+ Scrum learners worldwide. In 2018, I joined Scrum.org’s train-the-trainer program, and it took me 4 years to finally become their Professional Scrum Trainer (PST).

Mehdi Hoseini with Dave West, CEO of Scrum.org — With Dave West, CEO of Scrum.org (F2F 2023, Delft, Netherlands)

4- What I do now
At the moment, I am a full-time Scrum trainer with a focus on running only Scrum.org classes (PSM, PSM-AIE, PSPO-AIE, and PSPO). I live in the Netherlands in a small, beautiful city near Amsterdam with my family.

5- Dance of learning performance
Teaching is my passion. When I teach, I feel alive. I believe running a class is not a simple teaching session. It is like a music or dance performance. Because of that, my students get an exceptional experience of learning. They leave the class saying, " Wow, " and acknowledge that the class exceeded their expectations. Read my students' reviews to see how they experience classes.

For me, class attendees are not just simply students. They are my friends helping me have a thriving training business. In return, they have my full support in their professional Scrum career. A great deal of friendship, support, and business.

Scrum.org Trainers Gathering in Delft, 2023 — Scrum.org Trainers Gathering (F2F 2023, Delft, Netherlands)

WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT MY CLASS

Ivana Rajačić (Serbia)

★★★★★

I highly recommend this PSM I training

“I highly recommend this PSM I training. The trainer, Mehdi Hoseini, is a true professional with a lot of knowledge and practical experience. The training was intensive, but it was very well structured and divided into interesting and relevant sessions, which made it easier to stay focused and engaged throughout. What I especially appreciated was the interactive approach. It was not one-way communication where the trainer simply presents the material. I was actively involved, asked questions, discussed different situations, shared my experiences, and had the opportunity to think through Scrum concepts by myself. The combination of theory, practical examples, discussions, and active participation made the training both challenging and valuable. I finished the training with a much clearer understanding of Scrum and the Scrum Master's role.”

Zsuzsanna Marton (Sweden)

★★★★★

Excellent Course and Outstanding Teacher

“I had a fantastic experience with this class. The course was very well structured and included a lot of real-life practice, which made it easy to understand the concepts and apply them in practical situations. The teacher was outstanding—knowledgeable, engaging, and always willing to help. They explained everything clearly and created a supportive learning environment that made the classes both enjoyable and effective. What I appreciated most was the hands-on approach and the focus on real-world examples rather than just theory. It helped me build confidence and develop skills that I can use immediately. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking for a practical, high-quality learning experience. Thank you for such a great class!”

Cristian-Marian Stan (Romania)

★★★★★

Professional, Friendly, and Fun Experience

“I appreciated the time and effort that @Mehdi Hoseini put into organizing our class session with course presentations + activities. We learned many things throughout our journey together, with one important aspect of the course being more towards a fun experience and not a scripted event. I can confidently say that Mehdi was very friendly, professional, and went out of his way to accommodate to each classroom member's questions or troubleshooting needs. ^^”

Daniel Greiner (Germany)

★★★★★

Great class, great host

“Mehdi is a very skillful and humorous teacher, the class felt more like a talk with a friend. I've learned a lot and got some great insights - 100% recommendation.”

Ioanna Bartzi (Greece)

★★★★★

A Well-Structured and Insightful Course

“Mr. Mehdi Hoseini is an excellent instructor, with strong teaching skills and very well-chosen examples that make the course easier to understand. His energy and enthusiasm for the subject are truly contagious, making the overall learning experience both enjoyable and rich in knowledge.”

Tommi Koski (Finland)

★★★★★

Very good class!

“The course provided very valuable insights about Scrum mindset and Mehdi as an instructor was offering superb support during the class and beyond.”

Meryem Soltani (Germany)

★★★★★

Highly Recommended Scrum Trainer

“Mr. Hoseini is an excellent Scrum trainer. I learned a lot from him, not only about the Scrum framework itself, but also about how Scrum should be applied in real situations. He explained the concepts very clearly, encouraged questions and discussions, and used practical examples that made everything much easier to understand. The training was very engaging and helped me strengthen my understanding of Scrum significantly. I really appreciated his knowledge, teaching style, and the way he shared his experience with us. Highly recommended!”

Vincent Halin (Belgium)

★★★★★

The pleasure of learning with a wise person

“Mehdi is an expert in the subject he teaches. He is an excellent trainer, teacher and pleasant person. He encourages us to rise to the challenge of learning rather than dispensing his academic knowledge from a position of authority. He makes us feel very secure by allowing us to make mistakes. Indeed, mistakes are one of the best ways to learn. I highly recommend taking a course with Mehdi for anyone who wants to learn more about Scrum. Thank you, Mehdi.”

Asligul Ergin (Netherlands)

★★★★★

Inspiring and Engaging PSM Training with Mehdi

“I took the PSM course with Mehdi, and it was an enjoyable two-day training from start to finish. He is incredibly enthusiastic and encouraging when teaching Scrum. The class was highly interactive, and the materials were well-prepared and of excellent quality. It’s truly inspiring to see someone who does their work with such passion, it helped me stay fully engaged throughout the training. I would love to attend more of his courses in the future.”

Miguel Rodriguez (Norway)

★★★★★

A Friendly and Effective Scrum Learning Experience

“The Scrum training was highly interactive, making every concept easy to understand. Mehdi’s friendly approach created a very nice atmosphere and learning environment. I left the training feeling confident about the exam, and later I saw that it covers all the topics and provides great hints.”