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Should you be using story points!?
Join our live session today at 10am CST - well be covering if story points are a good idea! https://www.skool.com/live/dS2VZJCVjfZ
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@Cameron Clancy We forgot to hit record! 😭 But to summarize: - Story points and t-shirt sizes are great for gaging effort. - Both me and Alex still suggest using time tracking with story points. - I like T-shirt sizes more, they seem like a more "modern" and simple solution. - My opinion: Time tracking is still better for teams that can estimate time well 🙂
First Rovo Agent I actually use
Well, you probably know the pain of dealing with incomplete or chaotic requests regarding changes in Jira (or other tools), right? My Co-founder is currently implementing HubSpot for a client and has to deal with super fragmented requirements via email. So we created a Jira project in the clients site to manage work items + we adapted the "Readyness Checker" agent the following way: 1. We collected a few emails from the client and included them as "bad examples" at the bottom of the original prompt. 2. We edited the prompt and provided our own definition of ready. Now the agent checks every created work item and leaves a comment with a readyness-score. Of course we still have to check every work-item, but it removed the frustrating effort of again and again asking the same questions. I like!
First Rovo Agent I actually use
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This is awesome @Marina Dittrich! Love seeing use cases for Rovo. I keep using ChatGPT out of habit but need to switch for some of my work!
Forecasting duration based on team capacity
What is the best practice / approach / tool to forecast the duration of the work to complete an epic or story based on team capacity / availability etc? Considering that we are In cloud and we have plans etc Is any of you using Jellyfish?
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I second @Alex Ortiz I would look at Plans or even Tempo for capacity planning. Tempo is more for time tracking, but if you are tracking time it's the best option!
Hi folks 👋🏽
Figured I’d introduce myself. I’m Arslan, a Solutions Engineer, Atlassian Certified Expert, avid runner, husband, and nerdy uncle seeking to continually learn, grow, and share with awesome individuals. Why’d I join this community? I discovered and began engaging with @Alex Ortiz’s and @Josh Golosinskiy’s excellent webinars and content since earlier this year (renewed my certs). They’ve been very helpful in addressing my Atlassian platform knowledge gaps and more while making it fun, to say the least! So joining this community was a no-brainer. I’m also currently exploring the job market and reflecting on what to pursue that resonates with my values and strengths. I look forward to contributing to this community and any opportunity to engage! -Arslan linkedin.com/in/arsiqbal
Hi folks 👋🏽
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Welcome @Arslan Iqbal glad to have you here! 😁
Promoting changes from Dev to Prod
Any recommendations on how we promote changes we made and tested in our Dev environment into Production?
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@Corey Glaude send out a loom! 😅
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