Getting Started with Scrum - Step 4: Select the Development Team

The video tutorial explains the roles within a Scrum team, focusing on the Developer team. It highlights the importance of selecting the right developers, their main tasks, and the need for cross-functional skills. The ideal team size is discussed, suggesting a range of 5 to 9 members for optimal productivity. The selection process involves the Product Owner, management, and sometimes the Scrum Master, considering both technical and interpersonal skills.

What is the primary role of the Development Team in a Scrum environment?

• To handle administrative tasks

• To oversee the Product Owner's tasks

• To implement the actual requirements from the customer

• To manage the Scrum process

During a Sprint, what is expected of each developer in a Scrum team?

• To work independently without collaboration

• To focus solely on testing

• To implement assigned Backlog items

• To manage the Scrum meetings

Why is it important for developers to be cross-functional in a Scrum team?

• To reduce the need for a Scrum Master

• To focus on a single technical skill

• To ensure any developer can handle various modules

• To increase the number of team meetings

What is the ideal size range for a Scrum Development Team?

• 1 to 3 members

• 10 to 15 members

• 5 to 9 members

• 3 to 5 members

Who is typically involved in selecting developers for a Scrum Team?

• The Product Owner and management

• The entire Scrum Team

• Only the Scrum Master

• External consultants