What is Definition of Done? | Essential Guide for PMI-ACP Exam Prep with a Practical Example (2024)

[@shamidayusuf]

Agreed checklist by the team to hold them accountable for delivering quality objectives by ensuring everyone is aligned. Thanks Nidhi its clear.

[@EduHubSpot]

I am glad you loved my video. Nidhi

[@mansisrivastav3224]

real life examples are really relatable. easy to understand. thankyou

[@nidhikohli7029]

Yes, these terminologies are so well aligned to our real life and if we start applying them to day to day, things will significantly improve

[@EduHubSpot]

Yes, these terminologies are so well aligned to our real life and if we start applying them to day to day, things will significantly improve. Nidhi

[@urfeenaelahi2490]

Mam, there can't be any simpler and clearer way of making this concept understandable. Thank you.

[@nidhikohli7029]

Glad you liked it

[@EduHubSpot]

Glad you liked it ! Nidhi

[@lorriesivich]

Excellent video Nice and concise thank you

[@EduHubSpot]

You are welcome! Nidhi

[@KaarthikeyanS-b8n]

Good Info

[@nidhikohli7029]

Share your understanding

[@EduHubSpot]

Glad it was helpful! Nidhi

[@XSoulsheart3X]

Very easy to follow video that defines definition of done. Its clear that DoD is a list of criteria that indicates a team member is completed with their specific set of tasks. This is a method that helps provide clarity and enables team members to align on remaining work, and when that work is complete.

[@EduHubSpot]

That is exactly how you should think. Nidhi

[@tejeswararaobudumuru9206]

Hi Nidhi, very clear explanation. Thank you.

[@EduHubSpot]

You are welcome 😊 Nidhi

[@213kum]

Always at your best explaining Agile concepts with simple and real life examples. Great one!!

[@EduHubSpot]

Glad you liked it! Nidhi

[@mcb86babu]

That was a very simple & clear explanation abot DOD. 👍🙂

[@EduHubSpot]

I am glad you liked my video. Nidhi

[@Shahzadtoor]

Ma’m thanks for making clear DoD

[@EduHubSpot]

Your Most Welcome !! Nidhi

[@narawseedagaj]

Please help on my confusion between definition of done and acceptance criteria.

[@EduHubSpot]

Definition of done tells what all thinks each one in the team must do before they can say they have done or completed their work. This is more from process perspective. Acceptance criteria tells what should be the outcome expected based on which product owner will accept the deliverables. This is from functionality perspective. I will make another one for acceptance criteria next. Nidhi

[@phanichaitanya]

Done with "Definition of Done" with a very much relevant example

[@EduHubSpot]

I am glad you loved my video. Nidhi

[@swaswaram]

Option : C

[@EduHubSpot]

Keep up the good work!! Nidhi

[@nitin1614]

My answer is D since there is no proper testing done so story should mark as incomplete and add to to backlog to re test it

[@nidhikohli7029]

Hello Nitin, Option D is also correct but it is not the BEST answer choice. For PMI exams you should always look for best answer option. Which means something that is providing solution from long term perspective. By defining the DOD, you are basically avoiding any Suchir future occurences where this conflict can arise. This disagreement came because the development team and the PO didn't have a shared understanding of the expectations from implementation. Hope it's clear

[@EduHubSpot]

Hello Nitin, Option D is also correct but it is not the BEST answer choice. For PMI exams you should always look for best answer option. Which means something that is providing solution from long term perspective. By defining the DOD, you are basically avoiding any Such future occurrences where this conflict can arise. This disagreement came because the development team and the PO didn't have a shared understanding of the expectations from implementation. Hope it's clear. Nidhi K

[@azraabbas]

The answer choice C is good for a long term solution but what is being done to resolve the issue in the current scenario? It seems like there was no definition of done in the current situation which led to the problem.

[@EduHubSpot]

Very impressive!! Nidhi

[@RyanRiskosky]

Perhaps a Team Charter prior to the marriage would help have helped? lol. Great example.

[@EduHubSpot]

Thanks for liking the video. Nidhi