Peter Stevens Scrum Breakfast Blog
09-05-2016
Problem: Our forum has some unpleasant limitations. In particular, pasting formatted text into a forum post from Outlook (and possibly other sources) produces weird and wonderful […]
26-05-2014
How can you expect me to test it if it’s not done?! I hear this question a lot from people just starting out with Scrum. What […]
01-04-2013
Do your sprints look anything like this: In Sprint Planning 1, the team commits to implementing 8 stories and fixing 2 bugs (open issues identified in […]
30-01-2013
I hear this question often from people in the pharmaceutical branch, air traffic control, banking and finance – any place where strict regulatory compliance is required, […]
19-11-2012
Why does Scrum have a Definition of Done? Simple, everyone involved in the project needs to know and understand what Done means. Furthermore, Done should be really […]
08-06-2008
Last week, I challenged the Scrum community to take the Nokia Test: a Scrum litmus test to deterimine whether a team is agile and doing Scrum. […]
06-04-2008
Under Scrum, one of the first questions the Team has to answer is: When is a task done? A related question is when is the project […]
10-02-2008
Done. This brings me to my own little pet project, the FingerSpell Flashcards. I have a hobby. Sign Language. There is really no reason for me […]
10-02-2008
A few weeks ago, jp pointed me to an interesting article about the various levels of done: “A feature is not “done” until all of the […]
