
Short Subjects
‘Decide what to do’ is the fourth step that you take in Retrospectives. An important tool that can help with you making such decision is Short Subjects. So far in the …
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‘Decide what to do’ is the fourth step that you take in Retrospectives. An important tool that can help with you making such decision is Short Subjects. So far in the …
Short Subjects Read More‘Generate Insights’ is the third step that you take in Retrospectives. The two tools that can help with you generating insights are Fishbone Diagram and Dot Voting. Fishbone Diagram There are …
Fishbone Diagram and Dot Voting Read More‘Gather Data’ is the second step that you take in order to run a Retrospective meeting. The two techniques that can help with you gathering data are Timeline and Color Code …
Timeline and Color Code Dots Read More‘Set the Stage’ is the first of the 4 steps involved in Retrospective meeting. Check-ins and ESVP are two techniques that can you help you with that. Check-ins One of …
Check-ins and ESVP – Explorers, Shoppers, Vacationers and Prisoners Read MoreWhat gets measured gets improved! Retrospectives help your team improve the way they work. After each sprint, the team reflects over the experience they just had and works together to …
4 things to do in Retrospectives Read MoreYour project team has both technical and non-technical team members. While planning poker suggests that all team members must estimate all work, how feasible is it really to have non-technical …
Should non-technical team members estimate technical work in Planning Poker? Read MoreWe have previously talked about Task Boards and Story Maps but aren’t they representing the same info? Check out the video to understand if they are the same or if …
What is the difference between Task Boards and Story Maps? Read MoreThere is a general belief that in the Waterfall environment, we baseline scope, cost and schedule before starting the work while that isn’t the case in Agile or Scrum. How …
Are Time, Cost and Scope not baselined in Agile Projects? Read MoreA basic yet tricky question, how many stories should a sprint have? Find out the answer in this video RELATED LINKS AGILE: FAQshttps://bit.ly/AgileFAQs ALL THINGS AGILEhttps://goo.gl/nQgRH9 PMI-ACP CERTIFICATIONhttps://goo.gl/vXL4iD Story Points …
How many Stories should a Sprint have? Read MoreProduct Backlog contains all the features, bugs, functionalities or simply ‘items’ that the team needs to deliver as part of the project. So do you need to estimate the effort …
Is the entire Product Backlog estimated before starting the project? Read More