2-3 sprints?! Y'all really flying by the seat of your pants out here huh?
My teammates and I have no trouble planning multiple quarters in advance. If something crops up like some company wide security initiative, or an impactful bug needing fixed, etc then the related work is planned and then gets inserted ahead of some of the previously planned things and that's fine because we're "agile".
I delivered a thing at the end of Q3 when we planned to deliver at the start of Q3? Nobody is surprised because when the interruptions came leadership had to choose which things get pushed back.
I love it. I get clear expectations set in regards to both the "when" and the "what", and every delay/reprioritization that isn't just someone slacking was chosen by management.
Why do people do this? There is neither a clubhouse sandwich or any fries in this image.
This looks like a great lunch but why is it so common to call things what they aren't? "Fries" isn't a shape. Apple sticks? Slices? Roughly julienned apples?
Put pork flavoured soy on whatever you want, but why the need to call it vegan bacon ya know?