How do you manage expectations when stakeholders demand immediate changes mid-sprint?
In product engineering, managing stakeholder expectations is a delicate dance, especially when they request immediate changes mid-sprint. A sprint is a set period during which specific work has to be completed and made ready for review in Agile methodologies. When stakeholders push for changes that aren't scheduled, it can disrupt the workflow and affect the deliverable deadlines. The challenge lies in balancing the need to accommodate these changes while ensuring the project remains on track. You must navigate this terrain with clear communication, flexibility, and a strong adherence to Agile principles to maintain a smooth development process.
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Mahdi TehraniTechnical Leader & Software Engineer | SportsTech Expert | Start-up Consultant | Mentor | Scalable Solutions Architect
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Goutham BeesettySalesforce Field Service Product/Project Manager @ Cognizant | CSM
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Wuilfredo Montero Mu?ozScrum Master | Gerente de Proyectos TI | Facilitador ágil en Scrum y Kanban | Coordinación de Equipos Remotos |…