Starting Development Now your team can start the “real work” of the project, and now you are very dependent on your team leaders, teams, and the business/stakeholders. You must have meetings at regular intervals, this is where Agile comes into play, the “daily stand-up” should follow these guidelines. • Meetings start on time Always! • Meetings last no longer than 15 minutes • Same place, same time, same location All the time! Three Questions should be answered by all Team Members during these meetings 1. What did you do yesterday? 2. What are your plans today? 3. Any issues that prevent you from accomplishing your goal? It will be your role as the Project Manager or Scrum Master to facilitate resolutions for any impediments. Also, do this OUTSIDE of this meeting (daily stand-up) so the stand-up can run the 15 minutes of the allotted time you give it each day. Keep the team’s momentum up; Agile helps your cause because you are working in 2 or 4-week iteration cycles delivering working software every iteration. With Agile Project Management/ScrumMaster, it’s not a hand-off scenario, you have to communicate daily and face to face with your team members driving your involvement and your commitment to the development project.
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