How to Effectively use Sub-tasks in Jira as a Scrum Master | Atlassian Jira

In this #atlassian #jira video, you will learn everything you need to know about subtasks. If you have every learned about Tasks in Agile, but have been frustrated because Tasks in Jira don't work the same way, well you have found the video you were looking for. Sub-tasks in Jira are what Agile defines as Tasks. I'll show you how Sub-tasks work in Jira and will give you tips that will help you use Subtasks more effectively.

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[blablk]

Very good, simple explanation - I especially like to use subtasks as checklists for myself when working on a task.

[garthbond]

If a webinar is finished can we still ask questions here?

[serahganjawala]

can you have a board of all subtasks in a task?

[mattrfay]

Thanks for making this video the theory was very helpful because I'm not a engineer or anything just trying to layout my business lol and most of the material about jira is for people on a team working on software :'D

[marinascarsella]

subtasks are so useful as you said, as a checklist for the developer. a downside is though, for a scrum master, they can't be shown in the road map, can they?

[indrar]

Can subtasks of a single story be assigned to different developers

[patricioibarrag]

Hi, if user stories and tasks are at the same hierarchy level when you create sub-tasks for both types of workload, how can you track the progress of each sub-tasks to see how team members are performing?

It seems Jira doesn't allow you to monitor sub-tasks in reports, which is super bad because you can't understand how each team member is performing individually. Do you have any solution for this? (I need to track the time of each team member from a sub-task level)

[xaero]

Do you plan any series/tips but directed more towards Server/Data Center versions? :)

PS. Great videos! Only started watching recently and I can already grab lots of value.