Sprint Planning - With Example by Naveen Nanjundappa

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Great summary! Why What How mutually agreed by the sprint team. Key takeaway: #3 how can be repeated multiple times during the sprint. Inspect and adapt!

[@snehitajain7609]

Well explained Sprint Planning Goal, Values, Sprint Backlog

[@potalpriya8121]

Very Informative

[@gobanarasu]

conclusion of sprint planning mutually agreed 1) sprint goals 2) forecasted product backlog items that meet sprint goals, 3) product backlog items next few days and clarity on definition of done

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Got More clarity on Purpose Sprint Meeting.

[@praline9052]

Sprint Planning Goal, Values, Sprint Backlog, is explained in detail

[@johnsaccardo4064]

Takeaway: Sprint planning session determines the value resulting from a sprint, what can be done during a sprint and how it can be done.

[@SwathikaB-j5y]

1. Why is the sprint valuable 2. Potentially doable items in the sprint goal 3. mutually agreed and planned

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Key takeaways - spring planning meeting is the first meeting event in the spring - team involvement for a common goal

[@rajithamarapally9184]

The sprint planning meeting is a mutual agreement between the scrum team on what is Goal they want to focus on, why it is important, and mutually collaborating towards what can be done. The context is more of Inspect and Adapt to reduce the risk and focus on the goal of development with less risk, a more suitable product for the market.

[@kshamabhosale1703]

Key take always Goal of sprint goal, What needs to be discussed in sprint planning and at the end of sprint we should be able to get a focused and agreed list of sprint backlog which team can achieve by sprint end

[@1901rajan]

1.Why is the sprint valuable. 2.What can be done during the sprint. 3.How to do the selected PBI.

[@mangeshpathre1639]

Key Takeaway sprint planning is to about how to achieve sprint goal, to discuss list of product backlog items

[@proudkislaya]

Key Takeaway Sprint Planning meeting is a discussion between the PO and the Scrum team about a) Why this sprint (What is the goal) b) what can be done in this sprint (To achieve this goal what all items need to be finished) c) How this goal will be achieved Post this meeting, both the Scrum team and the PO are in agreement about the goal, the scope of work and just enough Product backlog items for the next few days.

[@ashwiniponnachan4977]

Why this sprint is valuable - meaningful, achievable , valuable What can be done this sprint?- Sprint goal, negotiate and discuss How will the chosen work be done?- How the sprint backlog to achieve goal[High level & low level designs

[@GouriTripathi-fk3pk]

The takeaways : 1) Sprint planning is the meeting wherein the team mutually agree on the sprint goal. 2) In Sprint planning the team choose a list of PBI in order to meet the sprint goal. 3) Each product backlog item should be broken into tasks, low level design , with Acceptance criteria and DOD clearly understood.

[@ChristinaKaplan-o7i]

Three Key Takeaways: 1. Sprint Planning is the first event in the Sprint. 2. Planning defines the Tasks that must be completed and establishes the time frame for each Sprint. 3. The Product Owner takes accountability for the Sprint goal.

[@anantkumar8700]

Since it is the first event in the Sprint. The team members get together to define sprint goal, discuss the sprint Backlog and how they collaborate, self organize towards achieving the objectives by answering the Why, What and How.

[@MeredithJ-q5x]

3 Key Take Aways: Each Product backlog items requires a sufficient action plan, Product Owner is responsible for Sprint Goals; the team mutually agrees on sprint goals, Sprint Planning Meeting is I/A collaboration.

[@alpanachaturvedi]

3 Key Takeaways are: 1) Its a Mutual agreement between PO and the Scrum Team 2) Why - Define the Sprint goal , What - Identifies which PBI ti pick , How - Plan just enough PBI's and Define the DOD 3) Identified PBI's can or can't be completed in a sprint. And its ok as its an estimation and not a commitment. Estimations should be done accordingly

[@sarthakjena2000]

3 key takeaways: 1. Sprint plan involves deciding the value of the sprint 2. Planning must also identify the tasks that need to be done during the sprint 3. The plan will also determine how will the tasks be completed in the sprint

[@efrelyndavid3729]

Key Takeaway: Sprint planning is about defining mutually agreed sprint goal, selecting PBI and delivering those items at agreed schedules.

[@akbarabbas1567]

Key takeaways: * Why is sprint valuable? - meaningful, achievable, and valuable. * What can be done in this sprint? - Sprint goal, negotiate and discuss * How will the chosen work get down? - How the sprint backlog to achieve the goal [High level & low level].

[@ankitjainblg]

Takeaways- It is the first event talking about the goal and how will it be achieved It poses questions like What - Discuss, identify and negotiate PBI Why - Define mutually agreeable Sprint goals How - Create Small, sufficient plan for PBI so that risks is low and cost to fix is also low

[@priyadarshinilakshminaraya747]

Sprint Planning addresses the below 3 objectives : 1. Why the Sprint is Valuable? 2. What can be Done ? 3. How will the Chosen Work be done? Output: Mutually agreed Sprint Goal and clarity on DODs for the items.

[@AditiVarshney95]

Key Takeaways are: Sprint planning is a combination of 3 questions - 1. Why(Goal defined by PO and agreed by the Scrum team), 2. What(list of Product backlog items) 2. How(Plan to implement the goal)

[@ronyregan]

Key Take Away - In Sprint planning u need to answer 3 questions : Why -Define goals, What - Identify tasks & negotiate (I/A), How - Create just a small plan. All these 3 questions should be mutually agreed by the Scrum Team.

[@manchalikulkarni5054]

Key Takeaway: Sprint planning is combination of 3 questions Why(Goal definition by PO and agreed by the Scrum team),What(list of Product backlog items) and How(Plan to implement the goal).

[@unnatimistry4590]

Unnati Mistry CSM batch 29_30 April 2023 Key take aways 1.Sprint Planning is the first item of Sprint where the 3 questions of why is the Sprint valuable? 2. What can be done in Sprint? 3. How will the chosen work get done? Based on mutually agreed and confirmed defined Sprint goal,forecasted product back log items that meet Sprint goal and clarify DOD.

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