Allocating a fixed time period to a planned activity
What is Time-Boxing
100
The highest number of points on any story in this sprint
What is 5
100
Total number of Applied employees
What is 1500
100
Posted on the Applied intranet every March
What is the warning to be cautious of nesting geese at the UP office
200
Valued over contract negotiation
What is customer collaboration
200
Graph that shows work left to do versus the remaining time in a sprint
What is a Burn-Down Chart
200
Our planned velocity
What is 27
200
The number of countries where we have offices
What is 4?
200
The next holiday day-off
What is 4th of July
300
Valued over processes and tools
What is Individuals and Interactions
300
The Three Pillars of Scrum
What are Inspection, Adaptation, and Transparency
300
Our actual velocity
What is 38
300
Total number of Applied offices
What is 15
300
The location of tonight's after-work get -together
What is Bar Louie
400
Valued over following a plan
What is Responding to Change
400
User story acronym INVEST
What is Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, Testable
400
Our velocity percentage for the sprint
What is 141%
400
Peer recognition program awarded to ten employees each year who consistently exhibit Team Applied core value qualities
What is Circle of Excellence
400
The next company paid holiday
What is 4th of July
500
Creators of the Scrum Process
Who are Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland
500
The five scrum values
What is Openness, Courage, Respect, Commitment, Focus?
500
The feature that will finally complete (hopefully) during this sprint
What is Transaction Views
500
Where our CEO earned his master's in Business Administration
What is Harvard?
500
Computer scientist who invented the first compiler for computer programming language and played a major role in the creation of machine-independent programming languages. Her team also practiced the first literal example of "debugging" by removing a moth stuck to a relay that was impending operation of a Mark II computer