Release planning does not provide detailed view of how the team would plan to drive the work within Sprints (T/F)

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1. Release planning does not provide detailed view of how the team would plan to drive the work within Sprints (T/F)

A 15-minute time-boxed event for the Team to synchronize activities and create a plan for the next 24 hours
1. The Team starts by planning their capacity for the new Sprint (estimate how much time each member has for Sprint-related work) 2. Based on the capacity, the team determines how many Product Backlog items they can finish in that Sprint, and the approach for completing them 3. The Team decomposes the Product Backlog items into tasks based on the understanding of the overall design 4. The Team starts with the first item on the Product Backlog, such as the highest priority items and decomposes it into individual tasks (recorded in the Sprint Backlog) 5. Tasks must be decomposed to the granular level so they can be completed in less than one day 6. By the end, the Team produces a list of all the tasks with estimates and a plan on how to accomplish the work selected 7. For completeness and integrity of deliverables, project team would generally define various definitions of done. This could be for a User Story, a Sprint and a Release, or for a technical/functional doneness
1. Volume of Work 2. Complexity 3. Doubt (i.e. uncertainty/ambiguity in solution)
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Release planning does not provide detailed view of how the team would plan to drive the work within Sprints (T/F)

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