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by CRConrad
704 days ago
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> While you plan a sprint, you loosely plan an increment and using the estimates and velocity, project where you will land. That sentence contains four verbs: plan, plan, estimate, and project. If your sprint were a single week, planning two things, estimating all the things, and "projecting" the sum of all the foregoing adds up to... Quite a lot. You'll spend a large portion of your time doing these... fundamentally non-agile things. Scrum is basically Waterfall, packaged as a lot of mini-waterfalls and sold as "non-Waterfall". You can't run a marathon as an endless bunch of sprints; a marathon is fundamentally different from a sprint. |
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