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Sally Delaney
Sally Delaney Sep 17, 2018

Hey guys,

I'm a delivery manager responsible for three teams and I'm trying to make them more efficient and find better ways of working.

We release fairly regularly (about four times a day), but I really want the team to start breaking tasks into more manageable chunks.

What are your thoughts on the best way to do this? Should it be done in grooming/backlog refinement or in planning.

Any advice would be great!

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Troy Spetz
Troy Spetz Sep 18, 2018

We use JIRA 7.12 server version.

 

As I am our team's Product Owner, I am continually refining the product and sprint backlog.

 

However, regardless of the amount of refining as I do, there will *always* be additional refinement 'discoveries' during Sprint Planning -- because I think functionally and our Developers think technically.

 

So, the answer to your question is: In BOTH situations! :-)

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