Definition of Done - survey for thesis

Last post 02:52 am December 24, 2020 by Alfredo Alcantara

1 reply

09:09 pm December 8, 2020

Hello all!

Currently, as a part of my studies, I am looking into the use of the Definition of Done; whether teams use one and if they do, what it looks like. As a part of this study I am currently gathering data through a survey. If members of the Scrum.org community could fill out my small survey, it would help greatly!

The survey takes 5-10 minutes depending on how certain questions are answered and is completely anonymous; no identifying data is collected and the link is anonymous.

I wasn't sure if this qualifies as 'self promotion', and it if does I'll gladly remove the post!

https://survey.uu.nl/jfe/form/SV_0BAx1dBW9AIN7g1

Kind regards!

Alfredo Alcantara

02:07 am December 24, 2020

Hi Guus,

The link is not working. Maybe the problem on my side, but anyway informing you

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