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Welcome to your new team space

This is a home for your team. It's where you do things together, and keep important team-related information. Use it for team rituals, to share news, and to do things like plan around your team members' vacations.

To start, you might want to:

  • Customise this overview using the edit icon at the top right of this page.

  • Create a new page by clicking the + in the space sidebar.

Add a team description, like this: "The research team are here to help you collect validating data for any ideas you have. If you know what you need, reach out to the researcher whose area of expertise that is. If you don't, submit a ticket and we'll book in some time to help you figure it out."


Meet the team

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Team news

Create a blog post to share team news. It will automatically appear here once it's published.

“Product backlog refinement—sometimes called product backlog grooming in reference to keeping the backlog clean and orderly—is a meeting that is held near the end of one sprint to ensure the backlog is ready for the next sprint. During a product backlog refinement meeting, the team and product owner discuss the top items on the product backlog. The team is given a chance to ask the questions that would normally arise during sprint planning: What should we do if the user enters invalid data here?…
“As the pandemic wanes, many teams are still not back in the office—some not every day and some not at all. Other teams were remote pre-pandemic and always will be. Whether your team is distributed temporarily or it’s your default, your team members need time to get to know one another personally. When teams are in-person, they get to know one another through their daily interactions.…
“Agile teams place a high value on fully implementing new ideas, features, or functionality each iteration. Rather than being partially done with a large number of things, agile teams seek to be really done with a smaller number. But why? First, good products are made better with fast feedback. I was recently making sandwiches for my family. I decided to make ham and swiss on rye–a classic that never goes out of style. I could have created all 4 sandwiches, and made them all just as I like them,…

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