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This is Artificial Harmony.

Too much courtesy and smiling 🙂 doesn't leave room to be authentic. Maintaining false peace with a team that avoids conflict this is what artificial harmony is all about (Patrick Lencioni in "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team"). The result typically looks like: few animated discussions, unresolved problems, hesitation to commit to tasks, and poor performance.

Worry more about what you see than how others see you. Wearing a mask doesn't lead to a good future for teams.

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Author: María Anes
: Andy Baraja

While the Scrum Guide offers a means of responding effectively to changes that arise during development, it also places importance on planning by defining it as one of five Scrum Events.

Planning is the event that marks the start of the Sprint. It ends with a Sprint Goal, which will guide everyone’s work. It is the goal towards which the efforts are directed, the purpose that guides the team during the Sprint, and the way to add value.

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Sprint Planning Basics [Infographic] What is a Scrum Planning? Why do it? What happens? Who is involved? Get these answers in an infographic download!

The Sprint (also known as an iteration) has been part of Scrum since its inception and has never been questioned for good reason: it is the connecting element of everything else. The Scrum Guide says: “Sprints are the heartbeat of Scrum, where ideas become value.”

So, without Sprints, Scrum doesn’t work. Its importance is clear, but what exactly are we talking about?

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Scrum Sprint Basics [Infographic] What is a Sprint? Why is it so important to the Scrum Framework? Who uses it? What does it do? Get these answers in an infographic download!