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User stories are one of the most well-known tools in Agile. They act as fundamental building blocks, guiding the development process towards creating value for users and customers. Formatting work items as "As a <user> I want <to achieve a goal> so that I can <have value>" seems...
When running workshops or trainings, especially with new teams, it's a great idea to spend a few minutes breaking the ice and helping participants feel at ease. A good icebreaker should be short (10 minutes or less), help connect people, be fun, and easy to execute. It's essential to avoid...
Have you ever come across the term "Definition of Done" in your Agile journey? Many Agile teams encounter this concept, but not all of them adopt it. There could be several reasons for this: not fully grasping its purpose, confusing it with Acceptance Criteria, or simply not having enough time to...
In my last post, I explored the compelling benefits of using story points for Agile work estimation.
While intuitively straightforward, adopting this method does require some initial groundwork. Today, we're going to delve into how to introduce story points estimation to a...
You might have heard about story points, a concept gaining popularity these days in the Agile world. They're becoming an indispensable tool for many teams working on project estimation. But what exactly are story points and how can they benefit your team?
In this post, we'll explore what story...
OKRs - or Objectives and Key Results - are becoming an increasingly common term in the business world, and for a good reason. At their core, OKRs provide a simple yet effective structure for goal-setting that facilitates strategic planning and fosters alignment within an organization.
Think of...
As Agile continues to gain popularity across various industries, the role of an Agile coach has become increasingly important. An Agile coach is responsible for guiding teams and organizations on the path towards Agile adoption and improvement. This role requires a diverse skill set, and one...
