Burndown Mystery # 1
What real-life story does this burndown chart tell?
posted by Clinton Keith at 11:46 AM
Saturday, June 14, 2008
What real-life story does this burndown chart tell?
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Assuming that Sprint Review is the end of the sprint.
* The work was underestimated by the team.
* The extremely straight burn down curve means the tasks were so small that the work was completed consistently each day (doubt it) or the manager was updating the burn down.
* The quick dip at the end means the task was signed off by the PO and work immediately stopped.
to name a few.
>The work was underestimated by the team
So you mean overestimated?
>The extremely straight burn down curve means ...the manager was updating the burn down.
Interesting!
>The quick dip at the end means the task was signed off by the PO and work immediately stopped.
POs sign off tasks?
Good comments, but not the answer! :)
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Hi there,
There was a week's holiday before the end of work and actual sprint summary. ;)
>There was a week's holiday before the end of work and actual sprint summary. ;)
Yes! They only committed to half the work so they would be done before they left. Well done.
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