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Scrum - Myth or Fact? Fabio Sanches Agile Coach @ The Warehouse Group Professional Scrum Trainer @ Scrum.org Co-organizer @ APN and Agile Christchurch scrum.org/user/214837 fabiollsanches scrumtraining.co.nz @fllsanches
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Scrum - Myth or Fact?
Fabio SanchesAgile Coach @ The Warehouse GroupProfessional Scrum Trainer @ Scrum.orgCo-organizer @ APN and Agile Christchurch
scrum.org/user/214837
fabiollsanches
scrumtraining.co.nz
@fllsanches
A Sprint fails if the Sprint Backlog is not implemented completely.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Increments must be released to production by the end of every
Sprint.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
The Sprint length is one month or less.
Myth or Fact?
Fact
A Sprint can be prolonged in some cases, especially if the team is close
to achieving the Sprint Goal.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Sprint burndown is required in Scrum
Myth or Fact?
Myth
The Sprint Goal is mandatoryin Scrum.
Myth or Fact?
Fact
Only Product Owner interacts with Stakeholders.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Daily Scrum is status update meeting
Myth or Fact?
Myth
The Scrum Master is responsible for leading and coaching the
organization in its Scrum adoption.
Myth or Fact?
Fact
Story Points are required in Scrum
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Sprint 0 is a Scrum element that is used to define architecture.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Scrum is not a methodology.
Myth or Fact?
Fact
A Sprint is finished when the Sprint Goal is achieved.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
During the Sprint Planning, sprint backlog items are assigned to
individuals that will be independently accountable for them.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
If you add more members to a Development Team, the team
velocity will increase proportionally.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
If multiple teams are working on the same product, they should have only one Product Owner and one Product
Backlog.
Myth or Fact?
Fact
Product Backlog consists of User Stories.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Scrum Master blocks all external requests and interactions with the
Development Team.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
If you have titles within your Development Team (e.g.: Testers, BAs, Developers), you’re not doing
Scrum.
Myth or Fact?
Myth
Refinement is not a Scrum event.
Myth or Fact?
Fact
Thank you!
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