u/AdPractical6745

When working in Agile, what's your role look like alongside the PO, how are responsibilities split? Also do you still do UAT with the stakeholders?

Like are you and the PO typically meeting stakeholders together, are you splitting up the requirements you cover? how does it look

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u/AdPractical6745 — 1 day ago
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hireright asking for w-2s? is verification letter enough instead?

they're asking for tax docs and paystubs. Can i just provide a verification letter instead?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 5 days ago
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Do your refinement sessions include the stakeholders or just your scrum team?

Also how exactly is your PO or BA validating requirements with the stakeholders? Do they literally have the stakeholders review the finale user stories, acceptance criteria and all?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 5 days ago
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Scrum Master/coach - team gaming numbers

when your team is gaming the numbers, how are you able to figure out this is happening?

Also how have you handled it, coached the team? Did the situation improve?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 10 days ago

For those of you who work on Product focused agile teams, how many products do you support or are you primarily placed in 1 scrum team?

How is it structured at your organization for true Agile environments. Are you part of multiple scrum teams or dedicated to 1?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 12 days ago
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resources for learning value stream mapping?

articles, books, videos, tutorials? I found a lot of youtube videos explaining what it is on a high level, but not how to do it

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u/AdPractical6745 — 13 days ago
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I'm seeing these tools being pushed on teams to be actively used - of course we have reducing administrative overhead with the meeting summaries, organizing action items, and all that. What are some of your teams' use cases?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 18 days ago
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Devs have been trying to stick to working on one piece of work at a time, but pipeline takes forever. What have you done to make it faster, do you run e2e, integration, regression tests all before merging? Or if you do some overnight, how have you balanced wip?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 21 days ago
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As scrum master, what gadgets do you have on your personal dashboard?

(burndown chart, etc.)

Also have you created a separate one for scrum team and/or stakeholders?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 23 days ago
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What are you responsible for in these areas at your org? What are you doing with regards to Release planning and management? Any documentation you are creating?

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u/AdPractical6745 — 23 days ago