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What Are the Entry and Exit Criteria of a Sprint? Explained with Examples | Sprint Planning

In this video, we explore the concepts of entry and exit criteria in a sprint, using relatable examples to explain these important terms. We first dive into simple analogies, such as a train journey and museum visit, to clarify how entry and exit criteria work in any process. Then, we shift focus to software testing and Agile methodologies, discussing what needs to be in place before starting a sprint and why there’s no specific exit criteria for a sprint. Instead, sprints are time-boxed, meaning the sprint ends based on time, regardless of work item completion. This video will give you a clear understanding of these key Agile concepts, essential for successful sprint execution. Stay tuned for more episodes where we discuss the entry and exit criteria for different work items in Scrum! Please subscribe for in-depth learning on Agile, Kanban, Scrum, SAFe, interview Q&A for Product Owners and Scrum Masters, and insights into Product, Project, and Program Management.    / @learnagilebyselvi