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Lies, damned lies. SCRUM by definition is meetings. in fact, I like this topic, because usually people use the motte and bailey of Agile. (as in, Agile is a m
by dijit 6mo ago
Lies, damned lies.
SCRUM by definition is meetings.
in fact, I like this topic, because usually people use the motte and bailey of Agile. (as in, Agile is a manifesto to some, or a process to someone else) but scrum is super well defined, and it is defined by: structured meetings.
- kibibu 6mo agoIs there, in Scrum, a meeting "to plan the meetings about the meetings", as the critique suggests? My understanding is there are 3 meetings in core scrum: - planning (which is not about planning meetings, but about breaking down work) - review - retrospective None of those are 2nd or 3rd order "meeting planning" meetings. If people throw in backlog grooming or other sessions, that's up to them.