What is a Daily Scrum?
The Daily Scrum is a daily meeting where the team communicates their current work and highlights any impediments. This raises any issues with the Scrum Master who can then look to quickly resolve them to enable the development team to continue progressing with their work. The only people that should be speaking at this meeting are those that are committed to the sprint. The time-boxed 15 min meeting requires that each member communicates to their team members three pieces of information:
● What did I do yesterday?
● What do I plan to do today?
● What, if anything, is blocking or impeding my work?
The daily scrum is attended be the developers, designers, testers, and other active development team members, the Scrum Master and, depending on the situation, the product owner. This is not a report to higher-ups regarding the project status but is a daily commitment to the team of the work that was completed and what you will get done to make sure the team succeeds.
Recommended Further Reading
The following materials may assist you in order to get the most out of this course: