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In this series, get practical tips and strategies that can help you boost your analytical skills and collaborate more effectively with your agile team.

Syllabus

Agile Analysis Tips
  • A healthy backlog
  • Who writes backlog items?
  • Know your agile business analyst (BA) and product owner roles
  • Effective prioritization
  • Making feedback loops a focus
  • Focus on customer experience
  • Collaborate on testing
  • Agile planning: Five levels
  • Keep the user at the center
  • Keep the user action precise
  • Work the acceptance criteria
  • Collaborate with others
  • Make user stories feedback-able
  • Definition of ready/done
  • Personas
  • Primary personas
  • Product hierarchy
  • What needs to be documented?
  • Experiments
  • Hypothesis
  • User journey mapping
  • Story mapping
  • Understanding pain points
  • Defining what success looks like
  • Force rank prioritization
  • Identifying user empathy
  • Stay ahead of backlog refinement
  • Working the scrum master relationship as a product owner
  • Saying no to stakeholders
  • Leveraging user feedback
  • When to let the team ponder
  • Asking the team for alternatives
  • Information radiators for product owners
  • Metrics product owners care about
  • Visual backlog management for product owners
  • Swarming on current work
  • Making your roadmap and release plan visual
  • Observing customers
  • Dealing with user story creep
  • User story splitting patterns
  • Delivering value over staying busy
  • Solving problems over building features
  • Needs vs. guesses
  • Planning with stakeholders (mid to long term)
  • Encouraging swarming and finishing
  • Focus on the problem or outcome, not the solution
  • Managing stakeholder expectations of MVP
  • Analyzing story maps for gaps
  • Outcomes over outputs
  • Defining good outcomes
  • Create an agile project charter
  • Test early and often, even as a product owner

Taught by

Angela Wick

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