Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Advantages and Disadvantages of Scrum

The video discusses the advantages and disadvantages of Scrum. Advantages include transparency, accountability, cost savings, and faster delivery. Disadvantages involve scope creep, the need for experienced teams, and potential issues with the Scrum master. Proper planning and defined roles can help overcome these challenges.

What is one of the key benefits of Scrum in terms of team dynamics?

• It increases team accountability.

• It allows for individual work without collaboration.

• It eliminates the need for team meetings.

• It reduces the need for customer feedback.

How does Scrum handle changes in project requirements?

• By freezing requirements at the start of the project.

• By allowing changes only after project completion.

• By accommodating changes through short sprints and constant feedback.

• By ignoring changes until the end of the project.

What is a potential risk associated with Scrum projects?

• Inability to deliver any project.

• Scope creep due to continuous changes.

• Lack of team communication.

• Excessive documentation requirements.

Why is the role of the Scrum master crucial in a Scrum project?

• The Scrum master handles all customer interactions.

• The Scrum master guides the team without having authority, ensuring they complete their work.

• The Scrum master is responsible for defining all tasks.

• The Scrum master has complete authority over the team.

What is essential for overcoming the disadvantages of Scrum?

• Assigning multiple roles to each team member.

• Reducing the number of team members.

• Avoiding any form of planning.

• Proper planning and smart decision-making.