April 2022
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
7h 58m
English
Breaking initiatives and campaigns down into a continuous flow of work and into smaller increments enables frequent reprioritization of those smaller tasks and therefore far greater adaptability. Tasks can be gathered onto a backlog, which can be reorganized at regular intervals based on latest known inputs and contexts. The principles of a good backlog are:
It should be visible to all of the team and to key stakeholders. This transparency helps to set and manage expectations and ensure that everyone is aligned and aware of what work is to be done next. It also helps create an environment of trust. There are a number of virtual project management tools that can visualize ...
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