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Sprint refinement, also known as backlog product refinement or grooming, is a collaborative discussion process that occurs during a sprint to improve the product backlog. It aims to increase team efficiency, reduce uncertainty in estimates, and reduce sprint planning time. The product owner and development team participate to further define and size user stories and prioritize the backlog. Refinement sessions are expected to result in a shared team understanding of user stories, estimated and sized stories, and an optimized product backlog prioritization.
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Sprint refinement 2
- 2. Famous scrum rituals 2 Sprint Demo/ Sprint Retro Sprint planning Daily stanup & develop -ment Daily stanup & develop -ment Daily stanup & develop -mentDaily stanup & develop -ment Daily stanup & develop -ment Daily stanup & develop -ment Daily stanup & develop -ment Daily stanup & develop -ment What is missing?!
- 3. Sprint refinement – What/Why 3 What • Aka - Backlog Product Refinement/Grooming • collaborative discussion process • to make improvements to the product backlog Why • Increase team efficiency • Reduce uncertainty • Makes estimates easier • Reduces sprint planning time
- 6. How long does it take? 6
- 7. 10% of sprint time Take time in your current to prepare for your next sprints.. It’s an ongoing process. 7
- 9. Refinement sessions expected outcome? 9 Team understanding of user stories Estimated/Sized user stories Prioritized backlog
- 10. Open discussion How much time do your team spend on backlog grooming? What are the best practices/lessons learned you have to share? 10
- 11. references 11 • https://www.scrumalliance.org/community/articles/2014/october/product- backlog-refinement • https://www.leadingagile.com/2013/11/cheat-sheet-backlog-refinement/ • https://www.sitepoint.com/scrum-rituals-daily-standup/