In product development, we never have enough time or resources to implement all desired initiatives. Product owners constantly evaluate which developments to pursue and which to postpone, and making the right decisions is far from easy. The RICE model helps us make faster and more accurate decisions when prioritizing tasks.
The term “agile” has probably been heard by many people in different contexts – talking about dog training, talking about IT and software development, organizational management topics, and more. I will write down 9 myths that circulate around the term “agile” and that I have often encountered in my work.
A dialogue about life itself, in the course of conducting a software audit. Me: “Okay, let’s review the risks of the project at the moment.” Junior project manager: “You know, I’m not really interested in these risks at all, I just want to finish the thing in a cool way.”
Scrum and Kanban comparison.
The two most common methodologies are Scrum and Kanban: according to various studies, the share of Scrum use is over 50%, Kanban and various hybrids around 15%.
Scrum-checklist for regular health checks
Here is a simple Scrum test that gives you an instant idea of how well your team is following the agile Scrum Framework. It is based on Henrik Kniberg’s popular Scrum checklist that is the best Scrum checklist I have used in my work.
