Getting Started with Scrum - Step 16: Hold the Sprint Retrospective Meeting

The video tutorial covers the Sprint Review and Retrospective process in Scrum. It explains how teams review completed work, learn from mistakes, and identify areas for improvement. The concept of Kaizen, or continuous improvement, is introduced, with practical examples provided. The video also discusses the importance of having all team members present during the retrospective and the typical timing of these meetings.

What is the primary goal of reviewing the work done in a Sprint?

• To showcase completed work and learn from mistakes

• To evaluate customer feedback

• To identify team members' weaknesses

• To plan the next Sprint

What does the term 'Kaizen' refer to in the context of a Sprint?

• A drastic change in the process

• A continuous improvement

• A new team role

• A type of software tool

Which of the following is an example of a Kaizen?

• Creating a utility tool for updating server IP addresses

• Changing the entire project management methodology

• Delaying the Sprint Retrospective meeting

• Hiring more team members

Who should be present during the Sprint Retrospective meeting?

• Only the Developers

• The entire team including Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developers

• Only the Product Owner

• Only the Scrum Master

When is the Sprint Retrospective meeting typically held?

• Saturday afternoon

• Wednesday evening

• Friday afternoon

• Monday morning