How do you ensure your Definition of Done is consistent and measurable across different teams and projects?
Working in an agile environment requires having a clear and shared Definition of Done (DoD) for each user story, feature, or sprint. The DoD is a set of criteria that must be met before a deliverable can be released and helps to ensure expectations are aligned, quality is improved, and rework is avoided. However, creating and applying a DoD can be difficult as different teams or projects may have different standards, practices, or tools; stakeholders may have conflicting or changing requirements; the DoD may be too vague, subjective, or unrealistic; it may not be communicated, reviewed, or updated regularly; or it may not be verified, tested, or measured effectively. To ensure the DoD is consistent and measurable across different teams and projects, here are some tips to help you.
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