Gain the skills to create Scrum & Kanban based agile estimates that work for both your agile team and your stakeholders
InstructorRaj Elakkara
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A hand-drawn illustration asks 'What's your planning horizon?' while depicting a stick figure in a boat pointing to an island four miles away.
Covers a wide range of methods including Planning Poker, T-shirt sizing, the Bucket system, and Three-point estimation.
One sampled review suggests that the inclusion of a course workbook allows learners to engage directly with exercises rather than focusing on manual note-taking.
The instruction moves quickly and assumes a baseline familiarity with Agile concepts, which may challenge those new to the field; one signal from before the displayed update suggests this pace is quite fast, though the update label does not prove a correction has been made.
Some signals suggest a need for more complex, real-world software development scenarios to supplement the current exercises; one signal from before the displayed update indicates a desire for more industry-standard examples, though the update label does not prove a correction has been made.
Agile professionals may find the pace too fast if they lack foundational knowledge; one signal from before the displayed update indicates this, though the update label does not prove a correction has been made.