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- mike@mountaingoatsoftware.com

This is the final video in a short training series about story points. Available for a limited time

Watch Now: What to Do When Teams and Stakeholders Want Perfect Estimates
- mike@mountaingoatsoftware.com

Now available: The second video in a series to help you coach your team on story points

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- mike@mountaingoatsoftware.com

More than 5,900 agile professionals took this training! I’m making it available for free until April

Should a Team Assign Work During Sprint Planning?
- mike@mountaingoatsoftware.com

Some teams assign all tasks upfront. Others don’t. Here’s what works best.

Top 5 changes in the 2020 version of the Scrum Guide
- mike@mountaingoatsoftware.com

Recently the 2020 version of the Scrum Guide was released. What changes were made that you need to b

Take your Windows Terminal and PowerShell to the next level with Terminal Icons
- Scott Hanselman

I'm having a blast customizing my terminal and making my prompt awesome. How to make a pretty p

How to make Command Prompt, PowerShell, or any Shell launch from the Start Menu directly into Windows Terminal
- Scott Hanselman

I love the Windows Terminal, but right now I launch the Terminal, then I pick a Shell (PowerShell, C

The Windows Terminal made better with the Command Palette plus Multiple Actions in one Command
- Scott Hanselman

I thought I knew everything about the open source Windows Terminal and then I hit Ctrl+Shift+P like

Visual Studio hotkeys at the PowerShell command line in Windows Terminal
- Scott Hanselman

Muscle memory is a heck of a thing. When I want to build code I type Ctrl-Shift-B. I can't not.

Consider upgrading a few PC components - a good SSD is so fast it's not even funny
- Scott Hanselman

Every 6 or 7 years I get a new PC. My most recent one was in 2018 and I'm happily still using i

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