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Team velocity dramatically slows down to the end of a sprint
Terminology Housekeeping
Velocity should be understood as a measurement of "Done" software increment the Development Team produces. This is because it is worlds more important to measure this than "ve …
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How to make Release Planning more accurate?
It sounds like your interviewers were defining a "release plan" as a fixed scope and fixed date scenario. One simple way to improve the accuracy of those plans by at least 30%.
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