This blog post from LeadingAgile discusses the importance of sprint goals in agile transformation. The post explores what sprint goals are, why they are important, and how to create them. The post also provides contact information for Vic Bonacci and Dave Prior, and offers information on CSM and CSPO training.
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Sprint goals are an essential aspect of Scrum. They provide a clear focus and direction for the team during the sprint. In the SoundNotes episode, our two CSTs discuss the significance of sprint goals and offer insights on how to create them, even in the absence of an explicit business goal.
If you prefer to listen to the episode, you can find it on LeadingAgile’s website or on various podcast platforms.
If you’d like to contact Vic Bonacci, you can reach him through LeadingAgile’s website or connect with him on LinkedIn. His email address is Victor.Bonacci@leadingagile.com.
To get in touch with Dave Prior, you can also visit LeadingAgile’s website or find him on LinkedIn and Twitter. His email address is dave.prior@leadingagile.com.
If you have any questions you’d like to submit for an upcoming podcast, please send them to Dave Prior at dave.prior@leadingagile.com.
If you’re interested in CSM or CSPO training, you can find all the details on Scrum training offered by LeadingAgile at https://ift.tt/Iw1OGUn.
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