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

The lecture discusses the Sprint Review, a key 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 product direction and priorities. The event concludes with an updated backlog and a clearer understanding of priorities for the next Sprint.

What is the primary purpose of the Sprint Review?

• To review the product increment and update the backlog

• To conduct a status meeting

• To hand over the project to the stakeholders

• To finalize the project budget

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

• Stakeholders

• Product Owner

• Development Team

• Scrum Master

What happens if stakeholders have questions during the Sprint Review?

• They are postponed to the next meeting

• The development team addresses them

• The Scrum Master answers them

• The product owner answers them

What is discussed at the end of the Sprint Review?

• The team's performance evaluation

• Prioritization, budgets, and timelines for the next release

• The final project report

• The next project's start date

What is the outcome for the development team after the Sprint Review?

• A better understanding of backlog priorities

• A finalized project plan

• A new team structure

• A list of completed tasks