Tutorial on Atlassian Jira Agile Tool

[@paulbarrett5504]

Thanks for the useful tutorial. I had no difficulty understanding you.

[@desinomad7413]

Nice work buddy ! everything on point, so many people are bitching about accent. Never mind those who forget where they are from.

[@anitapatel3591]

Clear explanations with real world examples.

[@markmahowald7866]

Thank you! I'm starting on a team that uses JIRA and have received very little training so far.

[@AhnafAbid]

Cool introduction of JIRA Agile. Thanks a lot.

[@muhizon]

You did an awesome job buddy "YOU ROCK MAN"

[@Mercator311]

Velocity Chart at 20:00 does not tell you that the sprint did not complete in time, it just show you that we delivered more than what we committed.

[@emmanouilkounalakis1952]

Thank you. Vary nice presentation of that awesome tool.

[@mikemorrissey3942]

Thanks very much for putting this together

[@smbehindyou]

really nice video to start with Jira ...

[@sonasharma7631]

Great, good vedio, keep it up

[@manijehtaheri2622]

Hi Vaibhav, Starting with self-study as a new beginner to JIRA, I found your "Tutorial on Atlassian Jira Agile Tool " as the best video for this. Do you have any other similar video for Jira? If so please provide me the link.

[@EnayatShaikh]

thanks for making it really simple :)

[@abhispriya]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@ПошлыеМысли-т9г]

Спасибо, все понятно!

[@thewanderingvirtualassistant]

nice video...tho i'm having hard time understanding your accent...but still, Thanks a lot! =)

[@ankitmodi6776]

Nice tutorial

[@sharanyabarathwaj9016]

Good job!

[@lisagrundy9071]

Terrible sound quality…BUT…a pretty darn good demo of Jira's features overall. Second half demonstrates in terms of Scrum methodology but it is not so far removed from non-Agile as to make it unintelligible to users who use other methodologies.

[@abhisekagahlowtful]

Quality of commentary needs improvement

[@unclefester9113]

If the volume were a little better ? Difficult to struggle with the accent .... while at the same time struggling with the low level audio.... which seems to have a little bit of fuzzy sound quality too. Perhaps a better MIC. The first rule in public speaking is to speak to your audience.

[@evelynoliveira8718]

Thank you!

[@timothyltaylor4151]

Sorry I couldn't get through much of this due to the heavy accent...

[@salim3786]

can i get the ppt for this?

[@RunWithWind783]

I can't follow, you need to speak slower and clearer!!

[@panchananpati3721]

supob buddy thanx a lot

[@plovectut]

are you speaking in English?

[@_Lahari_]

I understand it . You know the tool. Put some practice in spoken English .You Can Do It .

[@azukannolim4939]

You talk too fast!!

[@TheAsphaltJunkie]

fds... u could have done a lot better...!

[@mokterahmed3102]

This about what to do...NOT how to do! I wonder what the heck this guy do for living! What a waste of time!

[@premiumunlock5220]

Sorry to say but its none of your business to judge people. Nothing to bother yourself with.

[@mokterahmed3102]

Actually, it does bother me. As a JIRA administrator, I often go online to brush up my knowledge from other people's expertise. Do you know or did you define what an "Epic" is? Or Sprint? Any backlog, like Product Backlog, Release or Sprint Backlog? How'bout defining a User Story, defining Acceptance Criteria? How about defining and designing Sub-task? Associating relevant data fields to an Issue? Linking User Story to Epic or Epic to Project or any other tractability matrix? I can go on and on... Without defining any of the major component, you just do not tell someone wanting to learn JIRA how to drag from To Do to In Progress to Done. Please know what you say you know.

[@sinagolestanirad2722]

Sorry I couldn't get through much of this due to the heavy accent...