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And you are not suppose to have the entire rugby team in the scrum, only people who's work intersect. If currently the designer is not working on the same proj
by BiteCode_dev 6y ago
And you are not suppose to have the entire rugby team in the scrum, only people who's work intersect.
If currently the designer is not working on the same project than the dev, they should not be in the same scrum.
Keep it short, to the point.
Scrum is not a meeting, it's an interactive tiny bite of field report.
Make it anything bigger than that, and you are not doing agile anymore.
- richliss 6y agoThe Daily Scrum is frequently misunderstood - it's actually to replan to remaining work required to achieve the sprint goal not a status update or field report. It might well mean that you need to bring in the Product Owner to tell them the news so that together you discuss what is delivered to meet the definition of the sprint goal can be adjusted within acceptable boundaries. If you're wondering why you should accept this definition it's because I recently attended the Scrum Patterns course run by Jim Coplien (the guy who codified the definition of the Daily Scrum and is the co-author of "A Scrum Book" with Jeff Sutherland) and heard it directly from him.
- BiteCode_dev 6y agoField reports are meant to replan the remaining work. That's the whole purpose of field reports. But I understand what you mean: too many people use it to track activity, not as input for the agile loop.