I keep track of both new features and existing bugs by breaking tasks into manageable chunks. I focus on critical issues first, stay flexible with priorities, and ensure thorough testing within each sprint.

In a fast-paced Agile cycle, I prioritize tasks based on impact—critical bugs and high-value features come first. I allocate time for both, ensuring neither is overlooked. Collaboration with the team helps streamline efforts, and regular retrospectives keep us aligned. It’s all about staying flexible and focusing on delivering value.

Maintain balance by prioritizing tasks based on impact and urgency, addressing critical bugs alongside key new features. Implement automation to streamline regression testing and free up resources. Collaborate closely with the team to adapt plans dynamically while ensuring quality remains uncompromised.

1. First Evaluate both features and bugs based on their impact on users and business value. 2. During backlog refinement, classify items as must-haves, should-haves, and nice-to-haves to manage scope. 3. Dedicate a portion of each sprint to bug fixes (e.g., 20-30%), while the rest is reserved for new features. 4. Assign a team or rotating member to triage and address incoming bugs so critical issues are handled promptly. 5. Address minor bugs during feature development to prevent accumulation. 6. Pair developers and QA testers to catch bugs early during feature implementation, reducing rework. 7. Allocate specific sprint time for high-priority bug fixes while ensuring feature delivery goals are realistic.