1. Daily Routine in an Agile Scrum Team

Meeting at start, mid, end of the day.

1.1. Morning — Daily Stand-up

Format (each member answers 3 questions):

1. What did I do yesterday?
2. What will I do today?
3. Are there any blockers?

1.2. Focus Work — Coding, Reviewing, Testing

• Coding: Work on stories/tasks assigned in the sprint backlog (from Jira).
  • Implement features, fix bugs, or improve performance.
  • Follow coding standards and write unit tests.
• Code Reviews:
  • Review pull requests from teammates for quality, style, and logic.
  • Give feedback and approve when ready.
• Collaboration:
  • Pair programming or discuss solutions with the team.
  • Communicate with QA, DevOps, or Product Owner when needed.

1.3. Midday — Collaboration and Refinement

• Backlog Refinement / Grooming (once or twice a week):
  • Review upcoming stories with Product Owner.
  • Clarify requirements, estimate effort (story points), and split large tasks.
• Design Discussion:
  • Discuss architecture, data models, or API design with other engineers.
• Testing & QA:
  • Deploy to test environments, verify functionality with QA.

1.4. Afternoon — Focus & Delivery

• Continue development or integration tasks.
• Fix issues found during QA or testing.
• Update task progress in the sprint board.

1.5. End of Day — Sync and Documentation

• Update Jira tickets or Scrum board status (e.g., In Progress → Code Review → Done).
• Commit and push code changes.
• Document technical notes, API changes, or troubleshooting steps in Confluence or README files.

2. Rule of works

• Step 1: Requirements and Timelines (Only when communicate with clients or business)

• Step 2: Design and dive deep, analyze and find out multiple solutions, analyze bugs.

• Step 3: Implement

• Step 4: Deployment

• Step 5: Feedback loop.