Agile Project Management Explained (With Burgers!)
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Task Description
Listen to the video first without quiz. Then, listen again and complete.
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Listen to the explanation about Agile framework
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4 minutes 26 seconds
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Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
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The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1), Upper-intermediate (B2)
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This resource is intended for:Adults, Business/professional students
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Published 18/03/2023
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1. Fill the gap.
so you're a project,
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… a term that's thrownall the time in the world of project management, regardless of how many years you've been at the job.
3. Fill the gap.
Youstill be wondering,
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agile projects are characterizeda series of tasks that are conceived executed and adapted as a situation demands,
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Let's, take a look at an example, a chefto make the world's best agile burger.
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They know the only way of making that burger is to get insights fromon what that burger should be the requirements are …
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So the chef and their team collaborate together to make theburger.
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So as a way of testing and learning the chef shares it with a,
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This is theiteration of the product, the customer gives it a six out.
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, so the chef is delivered more value than the last time, but they need to keep iterating.
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The chefto create iterations of the burger testing with customers learning from them,
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Over more iterations, cheese,and pickles are added to iterate on the burger and customer satisfaction goes up with it.
13. Choose the correct options.
Management process is ____ much like the chef.
very
sore
main
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it requires project teams tothrough a process of planning,
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And once that period of timeto an end,
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Agile methodologies are great to use inenvironments where there's potential for changing or evolving requirements,
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At theof the project,
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Let us know in thedown below.
19. Choose the correct options.
oh, that was ____ .
fast
slow
quick
easy
20. Fill the gap.
A Julyemphasizes sad.
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