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Scrum Ceremonies: The Unusual But Surprisingly Robust Guide
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There are burndown and burnup charts for that purpose.Daily Scrums are held for team members to share what blocks they’re facing so other members of the team can provide help.Parroting your sprint schedule during the daily scrum is simply a waste of time.
It’s a goal, set by the team at the beginning of the meeting, that guides the team throughout the sprint.Keep in mind that a mature scrum team is supposed to deliver between 85 and 115% of the planned work every sprint.
Take the time to talk about each task’s difficulty for a couple of minutes; it can save you hours further down the line.You gotta bear the following in mind: the goal of each scrum ceremony is to improve the development and sprint process.
There are burndown and burnup charts for that purpose.Daily Scrums are held for team members to share what blocks they’re facing so other members of the team can provide help.Parroting your sprint schedule during the daily scrum is simply a waste of time.
It’s a goal, set by the team at the beginning of the meeting, that guides the team throughout the sprint.Keep in mind that a mature scrum team is supposed to deliver between 85 and 115% of the planned work every sprint.
Take the time to talk about each task’s difficulty for a couple of minutes; it can save you hours further down the line.You gotta bear the following in mind: the goal of each scrum ceremony is to improve the development and sprint process.
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