Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - The Sprint Review

At the end of a Sprint, the Scrum team conducts a Sprint review to demonstrate the product. Stakeholders provide feedback, which can influence the next Sprint and improve the final product. Feedback may lead to changes in functionality or the product backlog. Approved features are ready to be shipped.

What is the primary purpose of a Sprint review?

• To plan the next Sprint

• To demonstrate the product to stakeholders

• To assign tasks to team members

• To finalize the project budget

How can stakeholder feedback during a Sprint review impact the project?

• It can lead to changes in the project budget

• It can determine the team's performance bonuses

• It can influence the next Sprint and improve the product

• It can result in the cancellation of the project

What might happen to the product backlog after a Sprint review?

• It might be sent to the marketing team

• It might be updated with new changes or additions

• It might be completely discarded

• It might be used to calculate team salaries

What does it mean when a feature is approved in the Sprint review?

• It is ready to be shipped and used in the product

• It is rejected and removed from the backlog

• It needs further testing

• It is sent back to the design phase

What is the outcome if a feature is not approved in the Sprint review?

• It is added to the marketing plan

• It is sent for further development or revision

• It is used as is in the product

• It is immediately shipped