Mark LevisonJul 26, 2023

Pivot in Public. Nearly a month of writing about #ProductBacklogRefinement I'm seeing little engagement. As a student of #LeanStartup I want to learn from my audience.

Write in candidates are also appreciated.

A ThreePercentBetter production in partnership with @bernie and @anil
#EffectiveMeetings #BuildInPublic #Pivot

Help me understand:

I've been reading along and it was all good
50%
Backlog Refinement is Good, but I want to see Mark
50%
Backlog Refinement is boring, I want more info abo
0%
I don't want #EffectiveMeetings
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Show threadBill SeitzJul 27, 2023
@mlevison @bernie @anil too much emphasis on Sprints
https://ronjeffries.com/articles/018-01ff/ds-case-sprint/
Dark Scrum: The Case Against the Sprint

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@billseitz @bernie @anil Ok. Background check the three of us help organizations with Scrum, Kanban, DevOps etc.

FWIW I know and love (platonic) Ron. I've read that post, many times. One could argue our 3% Better Approach is an antidote to Ron's point.

I'm open to another another angle. Should I write about #ProductBacklogRefinement for Kanban? How does it differ from Scrum land?

Jul 27, 2023 at 8:44pmWeb
Show threadBill SeitzJul 27, 2023
@mlevison @bernie @anil I tends toward contexts that are more early-stage/few-teams/product-driven, and aim for a more liquid flow of work.
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Show threadBill SeitzJul 27, 2023
@mlevison @bernie @anil So Backlog Refinement becomes more daily/JIT and iterative/incremental.