Agile Project Management - The Sprint: How to Choose Sprint Length

Agile Project Management - The Sprint: How to Choose Sprint Length

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The video tutorial discusses the ideal length of a Sprint in Scrum projects, emphasizing the importance of balancing the Scrum principle of 'inspect and adapt' with the need for team momentum. It suggests that while one-week Sprints may not provide enough time for average-sized teams to build momentum, two-week Sprints often offer a good balance. One-month Sprints are recommended for projects with complex dependencies or new technologies. The tutorial advises starting with two-week Sprints if unsure, as they provide ample opportunities for adaptation and momentum building.

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3 mins • 1 pt

Why might one week Sprints not be suitable for an average-sized team?

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What recommendations are made for teams struggling to decide on Sprint length?

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