We learned that keeping the backlog sized is priceless and that reassigning points is useless.
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This is a question I asked recently of a newly-formed Scrum team in a User Story Writing workshop. It occurred to me to not just blurt it out and to let them offer suggestions instead. They were very willing to contribute and I’d like to share the answers they came up with:
What a Pile of Product Backlog
May 29, 2009
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Is the Product Backlog a list of prioritized “stuff to do”? Does it include defects, tasks and feature requests? What else?
Death by Scrum Meeting
March 4, 2009
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I recently received an email from a senior-level manager, who raises a valid question about all the meetings associated with Scrum.
Leading a Retrospective Before Introducing Kanban to a Team
September 29, 2007
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Using the format in the book “Agile Retrospectives” to look at how User Stories flow through the value stream.
Naked Planning Explained – Kanban in the Small
September 17, 2007
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Naked Planning, the open Kimono way to product development process. This set up also supports Promiscuous Programming.
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