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Can you plan for operational work?

Can you plan for operational work?

by Herbi | Jul 3, 2016 | Agile, Refinement meeting, Scrum, Sprint planning

Operational work is quite hard to plan in a sprint, because it is very hard to estimate how much operational work there is going to be in the upcoming sprint. The previous 4 sprints I was helping out as a scrum master in another team in my company, the CDN team. Those...

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