What is the Definition of Done?

 

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The roles of a Scrum Master and a Project Manager are different in terms of their focus, responsibilities, and how they operate within a team or organization. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences.

A Sprint in Scrum is a time-boxed period—typically lasting 1 to 4 weeks—during which a cross-functional team works to complete a specific set of tasks from the product backlog.

Sprint Planning is a key event in the Scrum framework where the Scrum Team collaboratively plans the work to be performed during the upcoming Sprint. It sets a clear direction for what the team aims to achieve and how they will do it.

Definition of Done (DoD) is a clear, agreed-upon checklist that a product backlog item or user story must satisfy to be considered complete by the development team.

Key points about DoD:

• It ensures quality and consistency by setting criteria for completeness (e.g., code written, reviewed, tested, documented).

• It covers all aspects such as coding, testing, documentation, and deployment readiness.

• It helps avoid ambiguity about when work is truly finished, reducing incomplete or low-quality deliverables.

• Typically defined collaboratively by the team (developers, testers, product owners).

• It applies to each increment of work, ensuring each delivered feature is potentially shippable.

Example of a simple DoD checklist:

• Code implemented and peer-reviewed

• Unit and integration tests passed

• Functional testing completed

• Documentation updated

• Code merged into the main branch

• Deployment to staging environment successful

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