- What problem is limiting progress? What evidence supports your explanation?
- Does each goal have a number or observable outcome? Which MTM driver or waypoint question does it address?
- Who owns each step? Do the estimated hours fit each person’s available time, with a buffer?
- What decision will you make using the review evidence?
- What work will you postpone to make time for this sprint?
Your sprint plan is ready when
it defines a measurable or observable goal tied to an MTM driver or waypoint question, names the ideas to try, assigns an owner and date to the steps, names the review evidence and decision, and lists work to postpone.
The facilitator picks one question per team, not all five.
ShareEach team reads its sprint plan.
FeedbackAsk the question most likely to improve each team’s plan.
Common issuesDiscuss issues shared by the four teams.
Follow-up stepsList assumptions still to check and assign follow-up steps.