Let's focus on non-software - let's consider a people recruitment process as an example.   


What does "done" mean? Valuable, useful, and usable in Scrum, whatever the organization/team decides it is. 


"When someone's need was met" in Agendashift. Maybe a near to exit stage on a Kanban board... 


 How is "done" different from acceptance criteria for a Scrum product backlog item or subtasks on a Kanban work item? 


0:00 Introduction  


3:42 The definition of "done" 


5:27 Definition of done in Kanban & subtasks 


7:05 Acceptance criteria may become obsolete 


7:53 Different categories of quality standards   


10:44 Recruitment example  


18:07 Definition of Done in Kanban for non-software


20:17 One of the things I love about kanban  


24:28 Answering questions and comments




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