Top new questions this week:
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In Scrum it is emphasized that the Sprint Goal is achieved and that the developers determine which work can be completed in the Sprint. I often get the following question:
Why can't we start a story ...
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Problem
When creating Kanban cards, I don't know how I should size them, i.e. if I have one task that I estimate to take a week and one task that should take only half a day, should they both just get ...
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In my team, we often complete an MVP feature, i.e. MVP for Authentication. It has all the stuff it needs to be compliant and work, and meets the definition of done.
Then somewhere down the line, ...
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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If there are only minor issues to discuss in the next Daily Scrum, should I hold that Daily Scrum as usual or just tell the Scrum Master to cancel that Daily Scrum and deal with the issues by email or ...
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We are a small team and can afford only one project manager (PM). As a result he's basically managing all of our projects. To keep the quality of our business, we would not like to overload him.
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What the difference is between a methodology and a framework? And where does the process come into that story?
And perhaps, it would be good to have this comparison explained by using methodologies ...
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I've run into a problem with my Microsoft Project 2010 file. Whenever I try and open it I just get a blank screen.
None of the alternative views (e.g. network diagram, resource sheet, tracking gantt,...
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MS Project tasks are either fixed work, fixed unit, or fixed duration, where
Duration x Units = Work
The documentation describes which variable is recomputed when one of the others is changed, but I ...
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If you're using scrum you should know that there is a clear difference between tasks and stories. A story is something that is valuable to user. A task is a step to produce that value to user.
So, ...
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Let's say you have five developers and one QA tester.
All 5 developers can commit to X number of user stories.
In Planning, QA decides he'll need Y number of hours per story to test.
What is the ...
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