The DAILY STANDUP meeting – the most effective and time-efficient SCRUM event

The DAILY STANDUP meeting – the most effective and time-efficient SCRUM event

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The purpose of the Daily Scrum is to review progress toward the Sprint Goal and adjust the Sprint Backlog if necessary to accommodate the upcoming planned work. At the end of the Daily Scrum, developers should have evaluated progress toward the Sprint Goal and created an actionable plan for the next workday.

The Daily Scrums are very useful — they
– Create focus,
– Improve self-management,
– Improve communication,
– Identify obstacles,
– Promote quick decision-making and
– This eliminates the need for further meetings.

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