Top new questions this week:
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Let’s consider an entrepreneur decides to create a new company like Airbnb, Netflix, etc. The problem is about the software part. He doesn’t know how long it takes to create the mobile/web app? How …
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My Scrum team who works within the SAFe framework raised an issue with technical leadership and decision making and I realised I have no answers or ideas. Our unit has a very “flat” …
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I don’t get what is the difference between both. They seem to be similar to me. For instance, I have this typical login/register User Story. Can you provide some DOD examples? As a user I want to …
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If the definition of a risk is: Anything that might affect a project achieving its goals then what is the definition of an opportunity?
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For Network Diagram, MS Project has the following fields in date format: Early Start ES. Early Finish EF. Late Start LS. Late Finish LF Although, How can I display them in Network Diagram in numbers?…
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If you’re using scrum you should know that there is a clear difference between tasks and stories. A story is something that is valuable to user. A task is a step to produce that value to user. So, …
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Not a beginner question. I’ve seen too many otherwise competent PM’s that don’t know the difference, and I’m curious how others define it. Bear in mind, Scope Creep and Gold-plating are not the same …
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How a ScrumMaster does compare to a traditional project manager, and can either role coincide with the role of product manager or project sponsor / project owner?
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I’ve run into a constant issue. When a project starts, the client typically has a list of functionalities to be built in to the application. As a team we would like to follow Scrum. But the next thing …
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