What is sprint planning and how do you facilitate it like a pro?
#sprintplanning is one of the first events in #scrum and is the first element of the #sprint itself.
The #scrumteam will come together to make decisions about the #sprintgoal and which items from the #backlog will be included in the #sprintbacklog.
It's an event that helps the team to determine what needs doing, why it needs doing and how specifically they are going to complete the work.
Whilst the backlog items are important, the team are focused on the sprint goal for the sprint rather than specific items on the backlog.
Whilst those items are important and a great deal of time and effort is dedicated to identifying the right work to include in the sprint backlog, the team are more focused on the goal that must be accomplished for the sprint to be considered a success.
The #developmentteam will be having conversations with the #productowner to understand which work is the most valuable in the context of the backlog, and in which order the priority lies, but they will not get fixated on the items themselves.
The reason for this is that not every item can be completed in a specific sprint. Sometimes, there are permissions which are required and at other times, there may be dependencies which mean that the development team will need to discard one or more items on the backlog and focus instead on achieving the sprint goal.
In the #sprintreview, the team will evaluate how the sprint went and which items proved to be a problem. They will also identify what needs to change for some of those items that were discarded to be reincluded in a future sprint so those items are all dealt with within the sprint period.
John McFadyen has worked on some of the largest, most complex #agile transformations in Europe and the UK. He has also worked as a #scrummaster and #agilecoach for some of the highest performing #scrum teams in the world.
In this short video, John walks us through what sprint planning is and how you can facilitate this event like a professional.
If you like the idea of becoming a Scrum Master, visit our Certified Scrum Master course page on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/scrum-master/certified-scrummaster/
If you are already a scrum master and want to level up, visit our Advanced Certified Scrum Master course page on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/scrum-master/advanced-certified-scrummaster/
If you are a scrum master with several years' experience and want to certify and validate your professional skills, visit our Certified Scrum Professional Scrum Master course page on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/scrum-master/certified-scrum-professional-scrum-master/
If you like the idea of mentored and coach-driven skills development, visit our Agile Coach Academy on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/agile-coach/agile-coach-academy/
If you have identified coaching as a valuable skillset to develop, visit our on-demand Introduction to Coaching course page on https://academy.agilecentre.com/courses/introduction-to-coaching
For more information on John McFadyen, visit https://www.johnmcfadyen.com
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Видео What is sprint planning and how do you facilitate it like a pro? канала Growing Scrum Masters
The #scrumteam will come together to make decisions about the #sprintgoal and which items from the #backlog will be included in the #sprintbacklog.
It's an event that helps the team to determine what needs doing, why it needs doing and how specifically they are going to complete the work.
Whilst the backlog items are important, the team are focused on the sprint goal for the sprint rather than specific items on the backlog.
Whilst those items are important and a great deal of time and effort is dedicated to identifying the right work to include in the sprint backlog, the team are more focused on the goal that must be accomplished for the sprint to be considered a success.
The #developmentteam will be having conversations with the #productowner to understand which work is the most valuable in the context of the backlog, and in which order the priority lies, but they will not get fixated on the items themselves.
The reason for this is that not every item can be completed in a specific sprint. Sometimes, there are permissions which are required and at other times, there may be dependencies which mean that the development team will need to discard one or more items on the backlog and focus instead on achieving the sprint goal.
In the #sprintreview, the team will evaluate how the sprint went and which items proved to be a problem. They will also identify what needs to change for some of those items that were discarded to be reincluded in a future sprint so those items are all dealt with within the sprint period.
John McFadyen has worked on some of the largest, most complex #agile transformations in Europe and the UK. He has also worked as a #scrummaster and #agilecoach for some of the highest performing #scrum teams in the world.
In this short video, John walks us through what sprint planning is and how you can facilitate this event like a professional.
If you like the idea of becoming a Scrum Master, visit our Certified Scrum Master course page on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/scrum-master/certified-scrummaster/
If you are already a scrum master and want to level up, visit our Advanced Certified Scrum Master course page on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/scrum-master/advanced-certified-scrummaster/
If you are a scrum master with several years' experience and want to certify and validate your professional skills, visit our Certified Scrum Professional Scrum Master course page on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/scrum-master/certified-scrum-professional-scrum-master/
If you like the idea of mentored and coach-driven skills development, visit our Agile Coach Academy on https://www.agilecentre.com/courses/agile-coach/agile-coach-academy/
If you have identified coaching as a valuable skillset to develop, visit our on-demand Introduction to Coaching course page on https://academy.agilecentre.com/courses/introduction-to-coaching
For more information on John McFadyen, visit https://www.johnmcfadyen.com
#agile #scrum #scrummaster #sprintplanning #scrumevents #scrumcoach #agilecoach #sprintreview #sprint #projectmanagement #certifiedscrummaster #advancedcertifiedscrummaster #scrumprofessional #certifiedscrumprofessional
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