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For each sprint review, it is important to make specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely goals. SMART goals help groups stay on task and timely.
No project will ever be finished without goals along the way. For each sprint review, groups should have a few goals that will keep each person busy throughout all of the time spent in the engineering room. Smaller tasks should be assigned to one person, not the whole group.
These goals should be so detailed that a 3rd grader could see that you have met the requirements of your goal.
BAD EXAMPLE of Sprint Goals
- get supplies
- put on peanut butter
- add jelly
- put the bread together
- slice in half
GOOD EXAMPLE of Sprint Goals
- buy 1/2 cup of peanut butter in the next two days
- buy 1/2 cup of jelly in the next two days
- buy a loaf of whole grain bread in the next two days
- choose two slices of bread from the loaf on [date]
- spread 1/2 cup of peanut butter on one slice of bread, covering the entire side of the bread on [date]
- spread 1/2 cup of jelly on the slice of bread that doesn't have peanut butter on it, covering the entire side of the bread on [date]
- put the slices together, one on top of the other, so the jelly and peanut butter are both in the middle on [date]
- use a knife to cut the sandwich in half, right down the middle, so there are now two halves of the sandwich on [date]
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