Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - Bonus: The What - Sprint Planning 2

The video tutorial explains the process of reviewing a Sprint backlog, where the product owner discusses each item, reads acceptance criteria, and answers team questions. The team aims to gather enough information to decide on their commitments for the Sprint. Prioritizing stories is recommended to maximize value. The second half of the meeting often provides more details, allowing the team to make informed commitments. The Scrum Guide acknowledges that teams may need to renegotiate their commitments during this phase.

What is the primary role of the product owner during the discussion of the Sprint backlog?

• To monitor the team's progress

• To finalize the Sprint goals

• To explain the acceptance criteria and details

• To assign tasks to team members

Why is it suggested to read stories in priority order?

• To make the meeting shorter

• To maximize time and value

• To ensure all stories are completed

• To avoid confusion

What do teams do after understanding the backlog items?

• They choose items to complete in the Sprint

• They start working on all items

• They discard unnecessary items

• They wait for further instructions

What is often achieved in the second half of the meeting?

• Finalizing the Sprint backlog

• Gaining more detail for commitment

• Assigning tasks to team members

• Reviewing completed tasks

According to the Scrum Guide, what might the team need to do regarding their commitments?

• Increase the number of tasks

• Renegotiate what they can commit to

• Complete all tasks without changes

• Ignore the backlog