Sprint Planning Meeting Explained | Sprint Planning in Agile | Invensis Learning
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
- This "Sprint Planning Meeting" video from Invensis Learning will help you understand the concept of sprint planning in Agile Methodologies and how this meeting helps teams decide what can be delivered in the sprint and how that work will be achieved. The topics discussed are listed below:
What is scrum sprint?
What is sprint planning?
What is sprint goal?
Pre-requisities for sprint planning meeting
Roles involved in sprint planning meeting
Benefits of sprint planning meeting
Disadvantages of sprint planning meeting
Structured process of sprint planning meeting
How re-evaluation increases sprint planning meeting efficiency?
Sprint planning mistakes to avoid
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This was very well done and detailed. Great job. Thank you.
Please make a video on how to calculate capacity. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Who will set sprint goal and when
It is not updated to SG 2020
With respect to the Sprint planning meeting, Is Sprint backlog an input or output?
A very 'corporate-style' summary. Strict definitions, no place for adaption; all or nothing, no mention of maturity based introduction/deployment, step-by-step transformation as the team gains more experience (e.g. transition scrum->kanban); one suit fits all, instead of self-governance. This kind of introduction/training might be efficient for certification, maybe. I doubt it's effective in introducing/starting the cultural transformation of a team or organisation, and supporting them on their unique journey.
Right, was just thinking the same. The reason why there's no clear cut book for Scrum is because team composition and work to be achieved variates from one to another. Scrum was designed such that, two teams could do the same job using different processes but all working along the same methodology. At the end of the day, people of tools. Coach the team to do what works best for them all while permitting them to be the most optimal.