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Verity : "Commander... it happened again. We're.... sinking"
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Verity : "Commander, Terrain anomaly ahead. Reduce your speed - not your Credit balance. Drive carefully. Oh... and mind the gap."
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Live here my whole life
Probably come to die in this town
Live here my whole life


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Jumped Kerosene, now what do we do?
Kerosene around, nothing to do
Jumped Kerosene, now what do we do?
Never anything to do in this town
Never anything but jump Kerosene
Never anything to do in this town
Never anything
Jump Kerosene
Set me on fire, Kerosene
Set me on fire, Kerosene
Set me on fire, Kerosene
Set me on fire, Kerosene
Set me on fire


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Off topic... how long do your sprint planning sessions last?

Depends on the team. My frameworks team is high-performing and mostly self-sufficient. It also helps that it is the team that sort of belongs to our architects. So, it is a lot of future tech with little to no involvement of business requirements. We usually run through a two-week sprint plan in about 45 minutes to an hour. I get us the room for an hour and a half so the team can have refuge for a bit.

My other team, works on a search engine and has many requests from our partners across the United States. We have a lot of complexity and competing priorities. Fortunately, I don't have the responsibility of managing intake for that team...but I see their planning sessions go for several hours over the course of a week. Really, I see it as a weakness from their supporting business analysts.

Ultimately, I want to remove the necessity of these meetings but that requires asking for a more technically minded analyst. I had the advantage of learning analysis from within a technology company. It shocks me how often these people with business or finance degrees are put into analysis for dev teams in non-technology industries (medicine, education, finance, etc).
 
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