How to conduct a Product Backlog Refinement Meeting using Jira I backlog refinement facilitation

[@LuluBebiii]

thanks for this example session. Really helpful 🙂

[@Pooja-uu4ro]

this was the excellent vedio to give us real world view

[@saheedade-ru7ce]

Best video. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@priyadharshiniarjunan]

Hi sajana I am following your videos for quite some time😊you are doing an awesome job by making us understand what BA's actually do . I am currently in my career break of 3 years and wish to restart my career as a Business analyst . Is it possible ? Can u pls help me with this Thank you😊

[@BusinessAnalysisGuide]

Yes definitely you can. Please drop a message at [phone]

[@Musa-Navid]

Hi. Can you help me with some queries . I have joined as a BA whilst they were doing the prototype feedback sessions with the stakeholders . Now all the feedback has been collected. My manager says I will speak or lead the next session to clarify few things . Also I have never written user stories . How can I go about to get used to writing them. Where do I get the acceptance criteria from

[@BusinessAnalysisGuide]

@@Musa-Navid Acceptance criteria is defined by PO

[@SaagarKalelkarBusinessAnalyst]

Is the refining happening to the Product Backlog or Sprint backlog? Do you focus on the backlog items that have been allocated to an upcoming sprint rather than the rest of the backlog?

[@BusinessAnalysisGuide]

Sprint Backlog

[@darchankumar]

Is that only way to write the acceptance criteria or we can use given when then

[@BusinessAnalysisGuide]

you can also use Given, When, Then

[@darchankumar]

@@BusinessAnalysisGuide thnks for the reply and your videos are really helpful

[@Livegameplay645]

Estimation not done

[@vijaynayak2008]

Not useful and very much boring For one user story allot of time has taken And important part not properly explained just extracted time.

[@vaibhavb9472]

Where is definition of done

[@tyroniussupapookiemcleroy1403]

The acceptance criteria right?

[@Livegameplay645]

Scrum master asking questions instead of team

[@tyroniussupapookiemcleroy1403]

He is very hands on. It could be an immature team.