Daily Standup Meeting Scrum - Agile Digest

Take your Scrum process to the next level with our latest video on Daily Standup Meetings! In this video, you'll learn the ins and outs of this important part of the Scrum process, including the purpose, format, and best practices for running effective daily standups.
Whether you're a seasoned Scrum master or just starting out, you'll come away with valuable insights and techniques for improving your team's collaboration and productivity. So sit back & let's dive into the world of Daily Standup Meetings in Scrum!
And, if you want to take your Scrum game to the next level, book a consultation with us at the end of the video! Let's get started!"
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[@ndimuangumumeh2797]

Simple, clear and detailed tutorial. You always have outstanding presentations. Thank you so much

[@niharikapanda795]

Am completely new to Agile, scrum.. Thnks alot for making such simple nd clarity on the concept..

[@sumayagousekausarbashabhun3046]

your explanation is very good ,good presentation also,everyone one understand this tutorials thanks to share

[@AgileDigest]

You are most welcome

[@surekamanikandan4983]

Nice. Thank you😊

[@susangee2706]

Nice explanations with good presentations .

[@deepakmishra5137]

Easily Digestible :). Thanks a lot for videos on various area of Agile scrum. I am beginner to Agile and all videos are quite helpful.

[@AgileDigest]

Thank you Deepak.

[@asp8355]

Nice video. Thank you

[@jkreddy2008]

Great and detailed explanation.

[@AgileDigest]

Thank You

[@Saumil5]

Great presentation!! Excellent material. Is it possible to access these presentations?

[@AgileDigest]

Sorry again, as a Policy we dont share our Tutorial Content

[@honwad1]

Please correct : Its called Daily Huddle ( not hurdle). Huddle is what we see our India cricket team doing in a circle with hands on shoulders to discuss tactics or change strategy during an intense game in any format.

[@jayantobhattacharya7127]

If possible, Kindly provide some insight of your real time experience about sprint retrospective & the action points, you as team decided to improve & implement in the upcoming sprint.

[@mitalibarman3702]

Your videos are great.Very informative.Thanks a lot for the great work.Could you please make on video on UAT testing at Scrum environment with example.Thanks

[@AgileDigest]

Thank You Mitali. Yes , Its a Good Idea to make a Video on UAT, there are many mis-concepts in the industry about UAT within Agile framework. Specially at the transitioning mindset from Traditional to Agile. Will make it soon. Thanks for the Suggetions

[@mitalibarman3702]

Agile Digest Thanks..Shall look forward for that video

[@jayantobhattacharya7127]

Should a technical or User documentation be shared with clients at the end of the sprint if asked by the client, Ajeet ji, if yes how.

[@Love20168]

Quick question...why are we handling Sick /Unplanned leaves..what will happen to that task or stories

[@AgileDigest]

Imtiaz, I actually did not got your question. Can you please explain it in details.

[@Love20168]

sorry. I was asking if we are having any unplanned leaves how are we handling such situations.. who will take care of those user stories..

[@AgileDigest]

No one can plan for unplanned leave in advance. only thing is you can keep the focus factor to keep 10% in advance, and team can fulfill the gap of one persons unplanned absence by using the reserved focus factor. If No one goes on unplanned leave, pick the next story from backlog, subject to availability of Bandwidth and Product owners agreement. If you are facing too many unplanned leave of team members, You need to find out the reason for so many frequent leave. Agile Will not be able to help there.

[@Love20168]

Agile Digest Thanks Sir

[@ramkoteswararaobalusupati5392]

Awesome..

[@rbanaba]

Scrum call ... which says everything... Outdated... no mention that the daily scrum should be used to inspect progress towards the sprint goal. only the 3 questions wich are Scrum-Guide 2017 not 2020, and in some points wrong.

[@praveenbhise8549]

What "Risks" are discussed during the DSM?

[@jiyarawat6040]

Great Presentation Sir. my quick question - should SM and PO update resolution of impediments in thier hand at the same meeting or after meeting?rule is not status update in DSM but later in SM and PO Responsibilities its mentioned that they update about impediments resolution.I am beginner so getting confused.please help

[@AgileDigest]

updating a Impediment state is perfectly fine. as long as it does not take much time. if the discussion is taking more time, park it for 16th minute.

[@sargunane1534]

can you please share the PPT if possible

[@jayantobhattacharya7127]

If scrum master coaches 3 teams, each having 4 members, working on the same project. Each team is having 3 developers & 1 tester and each team is cross-functional & self-organized, then how the scrum master should organize sprint review? Shall the scrum master organize sprint review together for all 3 teams, as all 3 teams are working on the same project or should scrum master set 3 different stages for 3 teams, if so shall the stakeholders be called 3 times as all the 3 teams are working on the same project so the stakeholder is also same. Kindly provide an answer.

[@amerakber1248]

3 teams is a lot even though the size is small. doing 3 ceremonies is too much. This itself is an impediment