This short, time-boxed period — usually 1 to 4 weeks — is when Agile teams complete specific sets of work items.
What is a sprint?
When you knock down all 10 pins on your first ball, you’ve rolled this.
What is a strike?
This city, famous for Big Ben and double-decker buses, is where Juliette first saw the light of day.
What is London?
This open-source programming language, popular in data science, is known for its readability and for libraries like pandas, seaborn, and selenium.
What is Python?
Originating in Siberia, this ancient breed—once used by the Chukchi people to pull sleds—was crucial to the 1925 serum run to Nome, inspiring the creation of the Iditarod.
What is a Siberian Husky?
This Agile role is responsible for defining the product vision, prioritizing the backlog, and ensuring the team delivers value to the customer.
Who is the Product Owner?
This term describes when pins remain standing after your first roll, but you knock them all down with your second.
What is a spare?
This mascot, Buzz, a yellow jacket, is home to Juliette's alma mater.
What is Georgia Tech?
In data science, this term refers to a type of graph that displays individual data points on a two-dimensional coordinate system to show the relationship between two variables.
What is a scatter plot?
Cats are crepuscular animals, meaning they are most active during these times of day.
What are dawn and dusk?
In Jira, each piece of work that represents a feature, bug, or task is called this.
What is a story (or issue/card)?
The maximum possible score in a game of bowling.
What is 300?
We often speak to her in English, but Juliette also speaks French and this other romance language.
What is French?
This is a visual tool that displays key information and metrics — often in real time — to help users monitor, analyze, and make decisions based on data.
What is a dashboard?
Dogs belong to the same family as wolves, foxes, and coyotes. This is their biological family name
What is Canidae?
During this Agile ceremony, the team reflects on the previous sprint to identify improvements for the next one.
What is the sprint retrospective?
If your coworker bowled a perfect game, how many consecutive strikes would she have thrown?
What is 12?
It's not just the first name of a famous actress who starred in movies like "The Help" and "How to Get Away with Murder", it's also the instrument that Juliette enjoys playing.
What is a viola?
In statistics and data science, this metric measures how far data points are spread out from the mean.
What is standard deviation?
This breed is known as the world’s fastest dog, often used in racing.
What is the Greyhound?
In Agile, this metric represents the rate at which a team completes work during a sprint and is often used for forecasting future work capacity.
What is velocity?
This tricky leave happens when the headpin and one or more pins behind it are separated by a gap, making it hard to hit both sides.
What is a split?
Juliette's roots can be traced back to England, France, and this other country.
What is America?
This buzzword refers to using large volumes of data and computing power to make predictions or automate decisions — the foundation of many modern AI systems.
What is machine learning?
This popular internet-famous feline, known for her permanently grumpy expression, was actually named Tardar Sauce.
Who is Grumpy Cat?