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5 Keys to Keep Your Daily Scrum On Track
5 Keys to Keep Your Daily Scrum On Track
- Time-boxed: The meeting is time-boxed to a maximum of 15 minutes. This encourages team members to stay focused and to keep their updates concise and relevant. 30 seconds per person not to exceed 15 minutes.
- Daily: The meeting is held daily, typically at the same time and place. This helps to establish a routine and keeps the team on track.
- Stand-up: The meeting is conducted while standing up, which helps to keep the meeting brief and focused. (Plank is an option)
- Three Questions - The meeting typically follows a set format, where each team member answers three questions.
- Focus on Collaboration: The meeting is designed to encourage collaboration and communication within the team. Team members are encouraged to ask questions and offer help to their colleagues.
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By V. Lee Henson5 Keys to Keep Your Daily Scrum On Track
- Time-boxed: The meeting is time-boxed to a maximum of 15 minutes. This encourages team members to stay focused and to keep their updates concise and relevant. 30 seconds per person not to exceed 15 minutes.
- Daily: The meeting is held daily, typically at the same time and place. This helps to establish a routine and keeps the team on track.
- Stand-up: The meeting is conducted while standing up, which helps to keep the meeting brief and focused. (Plank is an option)
- Three Questions - The meeting typically follows a set format, where each team member answers three questions.
- Focus on Collaboration: The meeting is designed to encourage collaboration and communication within the team. Team members are encouraged to ask questions and offer help to their colleagues.