Product Goals and Sprint Goals complement each other
mdalmijn.com
If your Product Goals hurt your Sprint Goals, then it’s time to reconsider your imaginary version of Scrum Mahesh Krshnan wrote an article with the title ‘Product Goals, not Sprint Goals’, where he claims that Sprint Goals are a distraction to delivering Product Goals. The article is reasonable, but the author is describing a Scrum-like implementation that is necessary to make its point. Using plain Scrum as intended cause its conclusions to break down. That’s why I decided to write a rebuttal.
Product Goals and Sprint Goals complement each other
Product Goals and Sprint Goals complement…
Product Goals and Sprint Goals complement each other
If your Product Goals hurt your Sprint Goals, then it’s time to reconsider your imaginary version of Scrum Mahesh Krshnan wrote an article with the title ‘Product Goals, not Sprint Goals’, where he claims that Sprint Goals are a distraction to delivering Product Goals. The article is reasonable, but the author is describing a Scrum-like implementation that is necessary to make its point. Using plain Scrum as intended cause its conclusions to break down. That’s why I decided to write a rebuttal.