January 2020
Intermediate to advanced
242 pages
6h 5m
English
Every Scrum team has struggled with the daily scrum—it’s the subject of endless misunderstanding. The daily scrum is a chance for the development team to plan how they are going to work together to make progress toward their sprint goal over the next 24 hours. In short, it’s a collaborative planning session with a 15-minute time box. But in reality, it’s often treated as a status meeting and/or an opportunity to solve problems. For example, have you ever witnessed a daily scrum like this?
Alright, Ben, you go first. Anything to report?
Nope! Still working on ticket number 2831. Made some progress, and should know more tomorrow.
Ben, that’s three days in a row. Hopefully today ...
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