Marcus UdokangProject Manager| Aivaz ConsultingCalgary, Alberta, Canada
Should there be a goal to set the scene for the planning? Does the goal arise from items that are at the top of the backlog?
Is sprint planning just a process of selection, or do you go on and create that all important plan? Saving Changes...
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The goal is usually defined during sprint planning but you might expect the product owner at least to have an idea before the meeting starts. The first part of sprint planning is about selecting the work to be done, the second half is about making the plan. Saving Changes...
Sprint goals are established by POs at a higher level than specific product backlog items. One would hope that the highest priority backlog items will align with the goals.
Sprint planning is a combination of defining and communicating sprint goals and then selecting sufficient work to fit the team's ability to deliver in the upcoming sprint.
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Marcus UdokangProject Manager| Aivaz ConsultingCalgary, Alberta, Canada
Appreciate the replies, folks. Many thanks. Saving Changes...
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