Agile

https://youtu.be/BD5ZYMjNjgQ ‘Decide what to do’ is the fourth step that you take in Retrospectives. An important tool that can help with…

https://youtu.be/0VEQV98YunU ‘Generate Insights’ is the third step that you take in Retrospectives. The two tools that can help with you generating…

https://youtu.be/M8EHzAoJWzo ‘Gather Data’ is the second step that you take in order to run a Retrospective meeting. The two techniques that…

https://youtu.be/-sZEp9iMP54 ‘Set the Stage’ is the first of the 4 steps involved in Retrospective meeting. Check-ins and ESVP are two…

https://youtu.be/gBPJ8F3jdkw What gets measured gets improved! Retrospectives help your team improve the way they work. After each sprint, the team…

https://youtu.be/AxsGZP_pFqE Your project team has both technical and non-technical team members. While planning poker suggests that all team members must…

https://youtu.be/6hub-cXH2aw We have previously talked about Task Boards and Story Maps but aren't they representing the same info? Check out…

https://youtu.be/B1XU6RBkvks There is a general belief that in the Waterfall environment, we baseline scope, cost and schedule before starting the…

https://youtu.be/g0B2dcTZp8o A basic yet tricky question, how many stories should a sprint have? Find out the answer in this video…

https://youtu.be/E7pNHZgvP04 Product Backlog contains all the features, bugs, functionalities or simply 'items' that the team needs to deliver as part…