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In Scrum: - the product owner sets the backlog priority - team estimates - team commits to what it can deliver from the backlog - any misses are analyzed f
by foogazi 3y ago
In Scrum:
- the product owner sets the backlog priority
- team estimates
- team commits to what it can deliver from the backlog
- any misses are analyzed for scope mistakes
Rinse/repeat
There’s no shaming part
Edit: format
- seadan83 3y agoThe scrum guide [1] says team gives a forecast and not a commitment. I have yet to know any other scrum practitioners aware of that update. Unless a person has no shame, failing a commitment I certainly believe is intrinsically shameful. Some cultures would commit seppuku if you don't deliver on a commitment. The words, "you failed on your commitments" seems very much like shaming. Thus the move to "forecast" over "commitment" [1] https://www.scrum.org/resources/commitment-vs-forecast https://www.scrum.org/resources/commitment-vs-forecast *edit (addendum): Invoking 'seppuku' might be a bit sensationalist, my apologies. The southerner in me is coming out - saying someone does not live up to their word is a very big deal.