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Agile Project Management Workflow Guide

The document outlines essential workflows for a project team, including daily standup meetings, weekly sprint planning, and backlog grooming sessions. It emphasizes the importance of project and product planning, performance reviews, team communication, and execution strategies. Key roles and responsibilities are assigned to team members for various tasks, ensuring a structured approach to project management.

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Agile Project Management Workflow Guide

The document outlines essential workflows for a project team, including daily standup meetings, weekly sprint planning, and backlog grooming sessions. It emphasizes the importance of project and product planning, performance reviews, team communication, and execution strategies. Key roles and responsibilities are assigned to team members for various tasks, ensuring a structured approach to project management.

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Daily Scrum - Srimathi

Weekly Sprint Planning & Backlog Grooming Sessions - sundar

Jira – testers

Daily Code Commits and Pull Request Reviews – Prakash/Mubarack/Joseph

Leave - Mubarak

Feature Specification Documents – Business Analyst

Core Daily/Weekly Workflows

1. /Standup Meeting – 15 mins to align team on what’s done, what’s next, and blockers.
2. Weekly Sprint Planning – Define clear tasks for the week; assign ownership.
3. Kanban Board or To-Do List Tracking – Use tools like Trello, Jira, or Notion.
4. Backlog Grooming Sessions – Prioritize feature ideas, bugs, and tech debt regularly.
5. Daily Code Commits and Pull Request Reviews – Ensure consistent code flow and
quality.

🧩 Project & Product Planning

6. Product Roadmap – Short-term and long-term feature goals with rough timelines.
7. Project Launch Plan – Clear checklist: dev freeze, UAT, marketing, documentation, etc.
8. Feature Specification Documents (PRDs) – Write down what the feature is and why it
matters.
9. Timeline Milestone Tracking – Set actual dates to aim for (e.g., alpha, beta, MVP).
10. Risk Log – Track known risks and how you plan to handle them (tech, people,
resources).

🎯 Performance & Quality Review

11. Product Demos / Showcase Reviews – Regularly show progress to stakeholders (or even
just internally).
12. Test Results Review (QA Reports) – Ensure bugs are tracked and fixed before moving
ahead.
13. Customer/User Feedback Loop – Regular input from testers, early adopters, or
potential users.
14. Bug Triage Meetings – Prioritize critical bugs and assign fixes.
15. Performance Monitoring & Load Testing – Make sure your product is stable under
real-world use.

💬 Team & Communication

16. Team Retrospectives – What’s working, what’s not? Adjust processes often.
17. Weekly Update Reports – Share progress with stakeholders (even if it’s just yourself).
18. One-on-Ones with Team Members – Check in regularly on motivation, blockers, and
ideas.

🚀 Execution & Delivery

19. Go-to-Market (GTM) Strategy Plan – Marketing, pricing, launch platforms, sales.
20. MVP Release & Versioning Plan – What’s the minimum you need to go live? Cut scope
if needed.

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