Planning and Backlog Refinement What are Story Points - SCRUM Course

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The Sprint Planning initiates the Sprint, during this meeting you see the PO defining the priorities for the SPRINT, and the Development team decides how much they can take in each SPRINT.
During the backlog refinement, we process the backlog items with the goal to leave them in a ready state. So we analyse them, we add details, we reshape them, and we estimate them using story points (more on this later).

SCRUM guide - Sprint Planning https://scrumguides.org/scrum-guide.h...
SCRUM Inc. - Points vs Hours https://www.scruminc.com/wp-content/u...

Chapter
00:00 Intro
00:51 Definition from SCRUM guide
01:22 Sprint Planning (SP)
02:12 Sprint Planning: Roles of PO and Devs
03:29 How long should Planning take?
04:43 Backlog Refinement
05:47 (My) Rules for Backlog Refinement
07:28 Activities of the backlog refinement
08:34 What's a SPIKE in SCRUM
09:20 Sizing Tasks: Story Points vs Hours
10:30 Story Points example

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