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Creating Your Definition of “Done”

The Scrum Guide, while being a model of brevity, devotes an appreciable amount of space to the definition of “Done”. In my travels as a trainer or coach though, I often come across questions about the definition of done.  So, in this article, I’m going to examine it in more depth. I’ll provide some extra detail as well as reasons why your definition of “done” is so important and why you should invest time in creating, and maintaining it.

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  1. One Simple, Killer Idea to Boost Software Development Productivity - Scrum Training for Scrum Masters and Developers says:
    13 May 14 at 12:17 pm

    […] Have your development teams work on one project at a time until they’re done. And by ‘done’, I mean completely done. […]

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