Hi Emilia, It does not. I know this is not a "purist" solution but that's how we manage it: The new sprint starts immediately after the previous sprint closed. The sprint review feedback arrives not in the single event (the meeting review), but as stream- as soon as we start putting demos on Confluence we start getting feedback- this can happen even before the sprint closes. And we continue to get feedback over the next two days- up to the AMA meeting. We are open to tweaking the new sprint to incorporate this feedback. Two days is still early enough in the spring, and the improvement in the quality of feedback we receive makes it a worth tradeoff.
@@emilian191 Well, nothing happens. The demo videos are recorded so will remain there. I guess that feedback will not be received if people do not watch them. Or am I not following you?
I like this idea!! How does this impact your sprint timeline since everyone is given 2 days to review the information?
Hi Emilia, It does not. I know this is not a "purist" solution but that's how we manage it: The new sprint starts immediately after the previous sprint closed. The sprint review feedback arrives not in the single event (the meeting review), but as stream- as soon as we start putting demos on Confluence we start getting feedback- this can happen even before the sprint closes. And we continue to get feedback over the next two days- up to the AMA meeting. We are open to tweaking the new sprint to incorporate this feedback. Two days is still early enough in the spring, and the improvement in the quality of feedback we receive makes it a worth tradeoff.
@@rinanir8077 Thank you Rina. What happens if the demo videos are not viewed within the two business days?
@@emilian191 Well, nothing happens. The demo videos are recorded so will remain there. I guess that feedback will not be received if people do not watch them. Or am I not following you?