Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Scrum Event 4: Sprint Review

The lecture explains the Sprint Review, a Scrum event where the product increment is reviewed, and the product backlog is updated. The entire Scrum team and stakeholders attend to ensure transparency and effective collaboration. The event is time-boxed to four hours, and the Scrum Master ensures it stays within this limit. The product owner highlights completed and pending items, while the development team shares their experiences. Stakeholders provide input on priorities, budgets, and timelines for future releases. The event concludes with an updated product backlog and a better understanding of priorities for the next Sprint.

What is the primary goal of the Sprint Review event?

• To hand over completed work to stakeholders

• To update the team on project status

• To enhance team effectiveness and transparency

• To finalize the project budget

Who is responsible for inviting team members and stakeholders to the Sprint Review?

• Product Owner

• Scrum Master

• Development Team

• Business Analyst

During the Sprint Review, what is demonstrated to the stakeholders?

• Project budget

• Completed items from the Sprint

• Team performance metrics

• Future project timelines

What should the product owner have by the end of the Sprint Review?

• A list of team members

• A finalized project budget

• An updated product backlog

• A new project timeline

How does the Sprint Review benefit stakeholders?

• It provides a window into the development process and challenges

• It allows them to assign new tasks to the team

• It helps them finalize the project budget

• It gives them control over the team's daily activities