Re: Scrum Sprint Planning - How to run a really good one?

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Agree, shorter sprints keep all the team focused more closely. And what a few of you have mentioned - doing pre-planning grooming with a subset. Recently the 3 of us Scrum Masters were tasked to look at having processes among the 3 more formalized so that all team members (Dev, PO, SM, QA) know what to expect.  

 That discussion led to a Definition of Ready. This led me to google and we found this exercise very productive and allowed us SM's to narrow down and pinpoint pressure points we seem to have. http://agilecomplexificationinverter.blogspot.com/2011/09/exercise-definition-of-done.html http://agilecomplexificationinverter.blogspot.com/2011/09/exercise-definition-of-done.html
 

 Kudos to David Koontz! I see he also references George's Definition of Ready and the Three Amigos. 
 

 Hope that helps!
 
Heidi
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