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				<description>Breaking large backlog items into smaller pieces helps teams deliver faster and more predictably. The workshop uses a hands-on coin game to show that smaller batch sizes improve flow and reduce delivery time. Development managers should encourage teams to split work into smaller, manageable batches to boost efficiency and predictability.</description>
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