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|goal=enjoy the flow that results from working on similar-sized items |so=Split too big and join too small items into just the right size to enable flow.

Processing similar-sized items: Processing variable-sized items invoke the opposite effect.

|so=Work the work flow from back to front and help promote items closest to the end of the flow and in your area of skill if at all possible ...to have some impact, outcome. You want to get things done. Progressing the items closest to the finish take the least amount of effort and start generating

...eam work on now?” For this you need a(n) (strictly) ordered list of (work) items like the {{pb}}. Another con to MoSCoW (or any other similar classification) in my experience is that the assignment

...{{pbi}}. Many, often conflicting, forces and interests fight to get their items ranked close to the top of the {{pb}}. This calls out for a transparent, al ...arketing and sales units, self-generated (as a side effect of implementing items!). As a result, there are also many many stakeholders (shareholders, if you

|wish full=Working on less items at the same time increases focus, reduces waste and lead times, increases t ...of the ecosystem—both internal and external—ask you to help them set up a similar, pull-based system with {{p|explicit policy}} and a {{p|crystal clear inter

...the {{p|story splitter}} to make all {{p|user stories}} {{p|similar-sized items}}. |Items that will '''not''' be implemented in the current variant of the {{p|user s

:{{p|similar items}} in both size and variation to improve predictability; :{{p|yesterday’s weather}} to successfully pull product backlog items into a sprint;

Producing and moving one item at a time (or a small and consistent batch of items) through a series of processing steps as continuously as possible, with eac ...rization and instructions for the production or withdrawal (conveyance) of items in a pull system. The term is Japanese for sign or signboard.

*Only include multiple similar projects to research alternatives, and only if you can afford it. Ask yours ...by cultivating {{p|stable team}}s and feed them with the right mix of work items that reflect current priorities. Eliminate the need of resource management