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Tag: How-to (92 posts) Page 2 of 10

Jeremy Jarrell
Productivity

How to Use Blocking and Tackling for a Great Iteration Planning Meeting Every Time

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Backlog refinement is a practice intended to help you keep the top of your backlog in a refined state so you can have better iteration planning sessions. But despite the value backlog refinement can yield, there is no officially prescribed approach for how to do it. However, if you’re looking for a simple way to introduce this practice to your team, then don’t despair: there’s an easy approach that you can use with your team today. Read more...

Nathan Swain
Productivity

Customizing Your Tracker Experience

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Tracker’s interface is designed to provide a customizable experience to suit the needs of various roles and needs. This post will help ensure you’re getting the most out of Tracker, with features such as resizing and rearranging panels, cloning panels, splitting/combining current and backlog, pinned searches, workspaces, and more. Read more...

Lisa Crispin
Productivity

Discovering Tracker: Search

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Among its other bells, whistles, and doo-dads, Tracker provides powerful search capability to quickly find what you need. Welcome to Discovering Tracker, a new series that will spotlight various features in Tracker to help you get the most out of using it. Read more...

Jeremy Jarrell
Productivity

How to INVEST in Your User Stories

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If you’re a product manager, user stories are a critical part of how you interact with your team. Nothing trumps a face-to-face conversation, but the key to starting that conversation is a good story. Read more...

Peggy Graham
Productivity

Discovering Tracker: Cloning Data and Task Templates

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Did you know that you can clone your stories and panels in Tracker to make getting things done faster and easier? Or that you can export/import project data via CSV to essentially clone an entire Tracker project? If this is news to you, then we have just the thing: Welcome to Discovering Tracker, a new series that will spotlight various features in Tracker to help you get the most out of using it. Read more...