Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - Tip 24

The video emphasizes the importance of maintaining product quality despite management pressure to release products early. It introduces the Definition of Done (DoD) as a tool to ensure quality standards are met. The DoD is a list of tasks that must be completed before a product is considered ready for production. By adhering to the DoD, developers can confidently release products that meet quality standards, even if management insists on an early release.

Why should product quality never be sacrificed?

• To reduce development costs

• To increase the speed of production

• To maintain high standards and customer satisfaction

• To meet a release date

What is the Definition of Done (DoD)?

• A budget plan for the project

• A marketing strategy for the product

• A list of tasks to be completed before a product is released

• A timeline for product development

What should be included in the DoD?

• Employee performance reviews

• Budget allocations and cost estimates

• Marketing strategies and sales targets

• Testing, design standards, and bug fixes

How can the DoD be used in communication with management?

• To negotiate a higher salary

• To change the project deadline

• To explain why a product is not ready for release

• To request more resources

What should the development team ensure about completed work?

• It is delivered on time

• It adheres to the Definition of Done

• It is under budget

• It meets sales targets