How does a really good Sprint Review actually work? In this episode, Tim Klein discusses the topic with guest Jan Lensing based on Lensing’s concrete practical experiences. He is the Scrum Master at Comnovo Company, an industrial company with hardware and software products related to the development of support systems for intralogistics – to put it in very simple terms, so that you don’t get hit by a forklift (in all possible dimensions). In this context, the company works according to Scrum and scales using the SAFe approach.
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Impulse for Sprint Review based on practical examples
Product Workers have already taken care of the Sprint Review in a previous episode of their podcast, but the many practical examples in the current episode provide even more valuable inspiration for this Scrum event.
Conversation is key to both good preparation and successful execution of the review. When preparing, it’s important to ask yourself when and how long you should run it and how to invite the most important stakeholders. When it comes to improving sprint reviews, Jan Lensing has come up with some great ideas that he’s already trying out with his teams.
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During the conversation the following old incidents were referred to:
link at this point too Video “Forklift Driver Klaus” – A true evergreen from the year 2000 and possibly one of the first videos to ever go viral.
If you would like to contact Jan Lensing to clarify any queries, the best way to reach him is through his LinkedIn Profile,
The current version of the podcast is also available on the ProductWorker blog: “What makes a good sprint review?,
(May)
