Your estimations always miss the mark? Build-up your accuracy with these best practices, tools and advices from the best.
Software Estimation
Normally, Product Owners, with the help of Business Analysts and Scrum Masters, develop and refine the Stories that will be worked on during the project's lifespan. Developers and Testers may also suggest some. This dynamic, while effective, can cause inconsistencies. Anybody can propose User Stories. But crafting good
Software Estimation
Estimating the amount of effort or time a task will take always seems inaccurate, so why do it anyway? Meeting with the team to do estimates may consume some hours as well. There even exists a #NoEstimates movement that aims to eradicate it. While some consider estimating a waste, it
Agile
Estimating how much effort a task will take to be completed can be tricky. It gets near to impossible in the context of an innovation project where brand new features are built from scratch. That might be the reason for teams that skip estimation sessions in favor of doing some
Remote Work
Love it or hate it, but Remote work came to stay. Employees want to spend more time outside the office, and companies leverage benefits such as having greater access to applicants from different cities or even countries. These working practices pack their own set of pros and cons you should
Software Estimation
Estimates are the bane of software development. They are rarely 100% correct, but you can make better estimates if you follow these steps. SoftwareDevTools as usual sharing what we've learned in our Agile journey Keep in mind that estimates are only one aspect of making your next software