Agile Points Don't Matter at Ronald Lockett blog

Agile Points Don't Matter. At least story points themselves don’t help estimation accuracy that much (if they help. story points are not better than hours;. agile points are not tied to a specific time duration, but rather reflect the complexity, risk, and effort involved in. But, why don't we use. welcome to agile, the methodology where everything is made up and the points don't matter! you don’t really need to run a scrum team with story points. everyone knows that story points are just made up numbers that don't really mean a thing. i’ve heard many different explanations of what story points mean and how you should use them. suitable agile metrics reflect either a team’s progress in becoming agile or your organization’s progress in becoming a learning organization. Almost every scrum team uses them, but they are not part of the official scrum guide. We are told that the velocity of. So why is it we are always talking about story points in our refinement and planning meetings?

story points are not better than hours;. welcome to agile, the methodology where everything is made up and the points don't matter! Almost every scrum team uses them, but they are not part of the official scrum guide. you don’t really need to run a scrum team with story points. i’ve heard many different explanations of what story points mean and how you should use them. We are told that the velocity of. So why is it we are always talking about story points in our refinement and planning meetings? But, why don't we use. suitable agile metrics reflect either a team’s progress in becoming agile or your organization’s progress in becoming a learning organization. agile points are not tied to a specific time duration, but rather reflect the complexity, risk, and effort involved in.

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Agile Points Don't Matter agile points are not tied to a specific time duration, but rather reflect the complexity, risk, and effort involved in. agile points are not tied to a specific time duration, but rather reflect the complexity, risk, and effort involved in. you don’t really need to run a scrum team with story points. suitable agile metrics reflect either a team’s progress in becoming agile or your organization’s progress in becoming a learning organization. Almost every scrum team uses them, but they are not part of the official scrum guide. At least story points themselves don’t help estimation accuracy that much (if they help. But, why don't we use. i’ve heard many different explanations of what story points mean and how you should use them. We are told that the velocity of. story points are not better than hours;. welcome to agile, the methodology where everything is made up and the points don't matter! So why is it we are always talking about story points in our refinement and planning meetings? everyone knows that story points are just made up numbers that don't really mean a thing.