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Sprint Goal – Boost productivity by defining focus

Sprint Goal – Boost productivity by defining focus

by Herbi | Jul 10, 2016 | Agile, Scrum, Scrum meetings, Sprint planning

Do you define a sprint goal during planning meeting? If you are just wondering what a sprint goal is, then continue to read this post, because I can almost guarantee that a sprint goal will help. Do you struggle to make the sprint? Does your team have problems to...

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