> The sprint goal is not a contract I kinda disagree with that. We recently switched to a sprint mode « undercommit, overdeliver ». The objective is to not com

> The sprint goal is not a contract I kinda disagree with that. We recently switched to a sprint mode « undercommit, overdeliver ». The objective is to not commit to a lot for the duration of the sprint (ie. something we 100% know we can achieve), but we commit strongly to it. And this gives us time to handle production issues if any, or to deliver on « surprise » features of we have time to kill, or work on DX, CI, etc. We need this « strong commitment » because we’re an early stage startup, and our sales need to know exactly what to sell to the clients, what will be available later this week. We also take 1h every Friday to demo our work, _deployed in prod_. No demo in local/dev.