How can you use the sprint backlog to track development progress?
As a product manager, you might be familiar with the sprint backlog, one of the key artifacts in Scrum. The sprint backlog is a list of tasks that the development team commits to complete during a sprint, usually based on the user stories from the product backlog. But how can you use the sprint backlog to track development progress and ensure that the team delivers value to the customers and stakeholders? In this article, we will explore some of the benefits and best practices of using the sprint backlog as a product manager.
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