This is the sixth blog post in the “How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice and Meeting Take” series. This posting focuses on the sprint retrospective.
The purpose of the sprint retrospective is to inspect and adapt the Scrum team’s process. During retrospectives,…
This is the fifth blog post in the “How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice and Meeting Take” series. This posting focuses on the sprint review.
The purpose of the sprint review meeting is to give everyone (in particular stakeholders) with input to the product…
This is the fourth blog post in the “How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice and Meeting Take” series. This posting focuses on the daily scrum.
The daily scrum is a critical, daily inspect-and-adapt activity. The purpose of the daily scrum is to help a self-organizing…
This is the third blog post in the “How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice and Meeting Take” series. This posting focuses on sprint planning.
Sprint planning is a recurring, just-in-time activity that takes place at the beginning of each sprint. The purpose of sprint…
Sprints (or iterations if you prefer) are rooted in the concept of timeboxing, a time-management technique that helps organize the performance of work and manage scope. Each sprint takes place in a timeframe with specific start and end dates, called a timebox. Inside…