What are the three parts of sprint planning?

There are 3 general steps involved in planning successful sprints: Step One: Designing Step Two: Estimate Sprint Speed Step Three: Allocate Work for the Sprint

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What are the three parts of sprint planning?
There are 3 general steps involved in planning successful sprints:
Step One: Designing
Step Two: Estimate Sprint Speed
Step Three: Allocate Work for the Sprint

Who is needed in sprint planning?

In Scrum, the product owner, Scrum master, and full Scrum team will attend the sprint planning meeting. On rare occasions, outside stakeholders would be invited.

When should we do sprint planning?

Sprint planning should take place on the first day of a sprint. It’s informed by a sprint review and retro from the previous sprint so the team can apply any considerations.