Backlog Refinement Meeting - CollabNet Scrum Training Part 2

[@speakup2888]

Whoever made this should get a reward for this good work. Simply Amazing.

[@LilianLee224]

A lot of time product managers in financial management organization are not technologically savvy. People in general, anyone, not only product manager, when one speaks about a great idea in fifty-thousands foot view, the idea seems straight forward and simple. This video explains how to conduct a productive backlog grooming sessions could help product manager to dive-in, further breakdown feature in needed detail and prioritize. Great video...

[@TheChodex]

This is one of the most entertaining 10 min+ learning videos that i have seen in the last month. Thank you very much CollabNet! :)

[@cuevob]

A well produced and written video, bravo.

[@Ezinma88]

This video was really excellent. I'm so ready to lead my first backlog grooming session.

[@buzzedlunne6668]

"Do you mind if i play with my phone until you guys start talking about testing?" that was funny

[@SouleymaneThiongane]

"Dude I am not working for you ..." Is also very funny :)

[@SouleymaneThiongane]

looked at this video and other related one again and again ! very informative. Thanks a lot.

[@markstoddard7046]

The 'E' in INVEST requires a PBI be worthy of great respect?

[@MichaelJamesSeattle]

Hi -- I've been a Product Owner also and didn't intend to make him seem like a nitwit. I went through this again, and am guessing you're talking about 8:00ish where the PO is initially reluctant to prioritize because he just wants it all. From what I've experienced, that's the normal impulse of someone in his position, typically under pressure from other people. I'll think of more sympathetic ways to show this challenge in future material though. Thanks for the feedback.

[@jemnas9830]

Now whenever I think of Backlog Refinement the scissor sound effect will play in my head and the EE6. haha

[@venkir1408]

this is really a great video, thanks for such.

[@ilonamaz]

Awesome video! Well done

[@24jsadana]

awesome !!! very well done and explained about Agile. Great job.

[@prathapprakashrao]

Nicely explained. Thanks a lot for this useful content. One question, effort estimation is included in Backlog grooming meeting but it has to happen in Spring planning meeting, isn't it? Also agree that it's up to the team on whichever they are comfortable with.

[@hariomsharma4828]

really great helpful video. simple to understand.

[@zeiksz]

Man... I want a pony too. :) Awesome video, thank you for teaching!

[@KamalakannanElangovan]

hey, That's a nice video very informative and concise. Good effort

[@eeveeta]

It must work on Ethernet Exploiter 6!

[@BillyG869]

Too slow, broken communication, tempo needs to be paced like a real meeting. You said it was a Real Meeting? It is/was not?

[@atanu_giri]

It was so good I gave 3 likes!

[@acche-rc]

"dude, I don't work for you." doesn't follow by "oh, ok". :) Great line though

[@shaunz383]

Ethernet Exploiter indeed! Took me a second

[@jyotiiyer6715]

Great Informative Video. Lets move out of the traditional PM Approach

[@nischal33]

EE6..brilliant..:)

[@cuiyungao3676]

Excellent~!

[@officerockstar]

Being a technologically savvy Product Manager I don't appreciate the depiction of the Product Manager as a disconnected nitwit. Otherwise, thanks for the video.

[@THESHARINGANWARRIOR]

Some good asmr

[@KrzysztofDanielDante]

Shape of this blue balloon with grades is bit unfortunate.

[@rafaelfrequiao]

Ethernet Exploiter 6 mauehauehameauhahahahahaha

[@omirrrr]

Good and yet also cringeworthy

[@TeamRazorTutorial]

Good video but, your voice makes me sleepy