Guide for Scrum Review - PSM I Scrum Events

The Scrum Review is a core part of the Scrum framework, and is critical for allowing teams to inspect and adapt the product increment and adapt the product backlog.

Importance: Scrum Review allows the stakeholders, Product Owner, and team to inspect the increment and make any necessary adjustments to the product backlog. This aligns with the inspect-and-adapt concept that lies at the heart of Scrum.

What it is: Scrum Review is a meeting held at the end of each sprint where the Scrum Team and stakeholders examine what was done during the sprint. They collaborate on what to do next, resulting in an updated product backlog that defines probable product backlog items for the next sprint. The review makes the whole group aware of any additional stories or project ideas that are emerging.

How it works: The team presents the product increment that they've built to the stakeholders, gathering feedback on different aspects and integrating this feedback into the product backlog as necessary. The review ends with a group understanding of the development team's current state and the probable direction for the forthcoming sprint.

To answer questions about Scrum Review in an exam, remember to focus on the goals of a Scrum Review: inspecting the increment and adapting the product backlog. Exam Tips: Answering Questions on Scrum Review
You can expect questions designed to test your understanding of the Scrum Review's purpose, its participants, outcomes and timing. Carefully understand the Scrum Guide's explanation of the review, as the language of your exam questions may very closely mirror the Guide's language. Always link back your answer to the core aim of the Scrum Review: to inspect the increment and adapt the product backlog.