A sprint is a time-boxed iteration within which a team does its work. A sprint can last one week, two weeks, or even just a few days. This template helps teams establish a sprint goal, and then use that goal as the basis to determine which experiment backlog items they should work on during that sprint.
The timeboxed sprint revolves around a shared team goal. This goal should be something that requires the team to work together to achieve, and shouldn’t fall solely on the shoulders of one team member to accomplish.
The meeting should be split into two parts: setting the goal, and the work that will satisfy the goal.
When setting the sprint goal, make sure it ties in to whatever project management and roadmapping work you’ve already done. Setting the sprint goal is a good time to reflect on what you hope to accomplish in the next several months.
Once you have the goal set, figure out what you need to do to satisfy the goal.
6 Weeks
4 Modules
Online & In-person
5 weeks
4 Modules
Online & In-person
3 weeks
2 Modules
Online & In-person
