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#3 - Development Methodologies / Preparing project management with product management

Have you long wanted to start programming, or are you already programming but are afraid that you don’t know something? Do you want to strengthen your development skills? Do you want …

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Have you long wanted to start programming, or are you already programming but afraid that you don’t know enough? Do you want to strengthen your development skills? Do you want to see how a real IT project is born? Subscribe!

In this video, we will talk about management in IT, mainly about product/project management, agile, scrum, kanban, waterfall, and prince2, lean, roadmaps, assessment methods, and so on.

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0:00 - Beginning 0:17 - Introduction 0:22 - Intro 0:27 - Problem statement 5:10 - Most common fallacies 8:00 - Approach to cascade and iterative models 8:27 - Cascade/waterfall model 9:45 - Iterative/agile model 12:12 - The harm of perfectionism 13:18 - Agile 13:52 - How Agile was invented 14:47 - Goal of Agile 15:26 - Agile frameworks 15:40 - Scrum vs Kanban 16:16 - Kanban 17:25 - Retrospective 18:37 - Scrum 18:55 - Cycles 19:05 - Kanban cycles 20:05 - Scrum cycles 20:57 - Scrum tools 21:10 - Standups 22:28 - Scrum-master 23:07 - Conclusion on Scrum/Kanban 23:58 - Scrumban 24:16 - Lean 24:52 - Conclusion on Agile 25:25 - Organizational structure in Agile 26:26 - PRINCE2 27:20 - P2M 27:34 - Conclusion on approaches 28:27 - Task estimation 28:34 - Poker planning 31:00 - Pomodoro method 31:15 - Criticism of metrics 31:50 - Triple choice 32:33 - Roadmap/Roadmap/Gantt chart 33:35 - Task tracking services: Jira, YouTrack, Trello, GitHub Issues 33:37 - Conclusion on methodologies 35:45 - A good example of applying flexibility in real life 37:21 - A bad example of applying flexibility in real life 37:42 - What will be in the next videos 38:02 - Conclusion and summary 38:58 - End

John Eickaff: Finish What You Start. How to Bring Things to Completion. More details: https://www.labirint.ru/books/655751](https://www.labirint.ru/books/655751

PMBOK - A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide). Sixth Edition. Agile: A Practical Guide. More details: https://www.litres.ru/raznoe-4340152/rukovodstvo-k-svodu-znaniy-po-upravleniu-proektami-rukovods

Agile Manifesto for Software Development More details: http://agilemanifesto.org/iso/ru/manifesto.html

Jira More details: https://www.atlassian.com/ru/software/jira

YouTrack More details: https://www.jetbrains.com/ru-ru/youtrack

Trello More details: https://trello.com

GitHub Issues More details: https://github.com/github/hub/issues

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