by Snehamayee | Mar 5, 2022 | Scrum Myths and Antipatterns
Common Misconceptions Most people feel that every Sprint MUST make an Increment which HAS to be sent to production and given to the end-users for using. This is actually not true. Sometimes, it is not possible to produce Incremental “production-ready” outcome every...
by Snehamayee | Jan 15, 2022 | Scrum Myths and Antipatterns
Common Misconception Most people treat Sprint Review as a “gate check” forum to release the product into production. Thus, the Sprint Review ends up being a formal meeting with gate-checking checklists to go through so that the product can be sent to production. What...
by Snehamayee | Nov 15, 2021 | Scrum Myths and Antipatterns
Common Misconception A Product Owner is considered a “Client” or “Customer”. So, most people feel, how can you invite a “Client” for an internal forum to discuss “what went well, what did not?” Recommendations Most Product Owners indeed behave like a “Client” or a...
by Snehamayee | Oct 20, 2021 | Scrum Myths and Antipatterns
Common Misconceptions and Negative Implications · It is a common practice for a Product Owner to come up with a set of requirements in the Sprint Planning and disappear during the Sprint. Then appear directly at the Sprint Review forum and...
by Snehamayee | Sep 15, 2021 | Scrum Myths and Antipatterns
Most people think that the Product Owner being the one-point-contact (mediator) to talk to stakeholders is a great way of reducing wastage and unnecessary discussions. While, apparently it might look like a helpful pattern but actually it turns out to be an...
