Working methods-scrum+ Tomato Working method

1. Recent work analysis and arrangement of the Product and development team, using scrum.

Work with products: List by Product backlog

Recent work schedule for the development team: listed by the Sprint backlog, personally claimed, and estimated (priority, workload, time required)

2. Daily work arrangements for individuals

Using tomato working method to arrange, tomato working method has 5 modes: overview, Focus, Self-inspect, goal free, background.

Overview: Before you get started, take a look at the overall, classify them and then list one to-do, choose what to do today, sort it out, and let the rest go.

Focus: Concentrate on the things that are the highest priority today and do the next job when you are done. 25 minutes when a tomato is working, it is timed with an alarm clock, and each time a tomato is completed, it means that a tomato task is completed and an X is played after the task. When the task is completed, the front is hit with a V.

Self-inspect: Self-examination. Review the past, self-examination, and look at what has been done in the past, which are good, fit for themselves, and continue to improve.

Goal Free: A thinking mode without a goal. There is no goal, it seems to walk freely, free to walk around.

Background: Backstage-style brainwave way of thinking. There might be some special ideas coming out, or a solution to a problem that was previously troubling.

To summarize: In the morning we begin to plan, select today's to-do items in the list of activities, then start with the timer to calculate the time, a 25 minutes, after the end of a break, and then come back to start the next 25 minutes, every day will be repeated many times. Of course there are some interruptions, and we can record it. At the end of the day, we have to review and review ourselves.

Working methods-scrum+ Tomato Working method