Pre-Talk Do you have regular team meetings? How do you track progress of work? How do you decide when something is done? Picture Talk What does the picture show us? Do you know what this system is called? Could you implement something like this in your business? Article Highlights Sourced from The scrum meeting, aka the daily stand-up, is the 15 minute meeting that makes product development teams more productive and efficient. Yet, sometimes the scrum meeting gets a bad rap. Some even argue it’s an outdated practice and a waste of time. We disagree. So do most of our customers at Sprintly who run agile that this meeting style helps us run our team more effectively. processes. We’ve all found also noticed some pretty big differences between those who value scrum meetings and We’ve those who most of those have to do with how the meeting is run. When mastered, don’t. And scrum meetings can become an invaluable tool for keeping your development team on track. So together the best tips and tricks to help your scrum meeting run like a lean, mean, we’ve put effective machine. So best practices to keep your scrum meeting on track. here’s 5 1. Remain standing! It may sound like a may sound like a formality trust us, not. Staying on your gimmick… it — it’s feet is the core principle of the scrum meeting. It reduces rambling and keeps you focused. An easy solution to eliminate sitters? Hold the meeting in a room without chairs or keep all chairs on one side of the room. Forcing someone to go out of their way to pull up a chair is an excellent way of silently keeping your team on their feet. 2. Your 3-question agenda The scrum meeting, in an agile development world, has every team member answer three simple questions:
Pre-Talk Do you have regular team meetings? How do you track progress of work? How do you decide when something is done? Picture Talk What does the picture show us? Do you know what this system is called? Could you implement something like this in your business? Article Highlights Sourced from The scrum meeting, aka the daily stand-up, is the 15 minute meeting that makes product development teams more productive and efficient. Yet, sometimes the scrum meeting gets a bad rap. Some even argue it’s an outdated practice and a waste of time. We disagree. So do most of our customers at Sprintly who run agile processes. We’ve all found that this meeting style helps us run our team more effectively. We’ve also noticed some pretty big differences between those who value scrum meetings and those who don’t. And most of those have to do with how the meeting is run. When mastered, scrum meetings can become an invaluable tool for keeping your development team on track. So we’ve put together the best tips and tricks to help your scrum meeting run like a lean, mean, effective machine. So here’s 5 best practices to keep your scrum meeting on track. 1. Remain standing! It may sound like a gimmick… it may sound like a formality — trust us, it’s not. Staying on your feet is the core principle of the scrum meeting. It reduces rambling and keeps you focused. An easy solution to eliminate sitters? Hold the meeting in a room without chairs or keep all chairs on one side of the room. Forcing someone to go out of their way to pull up a chair is an excellent way of silently keeping your team on their feet. 2. Your 3-question agenda The scrum meeting, in an agile development world, has every team member answer three simple questions:
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