The Scrum Guide says Sprint planning should be “time-boxed to a maximum of eight hours for a one-month Sprint.” But how do you keep your team engaged long enough to create a plan for what – and how – work will be delivered? In this video, you’ll learn how to keep your Scrum team invested during the Sprint planning.

Building upon our previous videos, this AgileThought Virtual Community session will provide viewers with tips for making Sprint planning effective for remote teams. In addition, you can transfer these ideas once you and your coworkers are able to return to the office.

0:35 Today's Practice Talk
1:46 What is Sprint Planning for?
3:40 What are inputs & outputs of Sprint Planning? Agile
6:31 Team Planning Remotely
14:26 Overcoming Challenges in Remote Planning
18:34 Improvements in Sprint Planning Remotely
29:28 Reflection
34:29 Creating the Sprint Backlog
36:02 Run through of Virtual Planning Session
39:29 Backlog Refinement

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