How Does Part 4 An Introductory Video Series to Scrum: Predictability Work?

Imagine you're playing a game with your friends, and everyone knows exactly when it's their turn to play, that’s predictability in Scrum!

In Scrum, teams work on little pieces of a bigger project, like building blocks. Each block is called a sprint, and the team agrees at the start how many blocks they’ll try to build together. This helps everyone know what to expect next.

Predictability is like knowing when your favorite cartoon comes on TV. If you know it's every Monday after school, you can plan your snack time around that!

In Scrum, predictability means the team knows how much work they can do in each sprint, so everyone can plan better. It helps parents, teachers, and even other kids know when to expect new parts of a big project.

When the team works together every week, they get faster at building those blocks. That’s like learning your multiplication tables, the more you practice, the quicker you become!

So predictability in Scrum is just knowing how much can be done each time, it makes everything smoother and easier to plan!