Scrum Review Meeting

Correct Answer: Explain that the Sprint Review is an opportunity to inspect the product increment and adapt the Product Backlog if needed, regardless of the progress level.

The correct approach is to explain the importance of the Sprint Review as a forum for feedback, regardless of the amount of progress. Answer 1 is incorrect because the Scrum Guide specifies that the Sprint Review occurs at the end of the Sprint to inspect the Increment and adapt the Product Backlog. Postponing isn't in alignment with Scrum principles. Answer 2 is incorrect because adjusting the Sprint Goal mid-Sprint contradicts Scrum practices; the Sprint Goal gives direction, and changing it would undermine that purpose. Answer 3 is incorrect because it suggests replacing the Sprint Review with another activity, which misses the opportunity for valuable inspection and adaptation with stakeholders that the Sprint Review offers.

Correct Answer: The Scrum Master should ensure the team reflects on why the delivered feature didn't meet the agreed criteria and collaborates on actions to improve in future Sprints.

In Scrum, when a feature does not meet the agreed upon criteria, the focus should be on learning and collaboration to prevent recurrence, rather than penalizing the team or immediately seeking fixes that could disrupt the flow and principles of Scrum. Extending the Sprint or unilaterally deciding on changes falls outside the Scrum framework's recommended practices. The correct response involves reflecting as a team and taking collective actions to improve, emphasizing communication, adaptation, and iterative improvement without deviating from the essence of Scrum processes and ceremonies.

Correct Answer: Organize a backlog refinement session to incorporate the stakeholder feedback into future Sprints.

The correct answer involves taking the mixed feedback received from stakeholders and using it constructively to guide development in future Sprints. This is best achieved by incorporating the feedback into the backlog during refinement sessions, ensuring that the team and Product Owner are aligned and can prioritize work effectively. The wrong answers either bypass team collaboration, delay acting on feedback, or involve unnecessary and time-consuming documentation review, which are not in line with Agile and Scrum principles focusing on adaptability and stakeholder collaboration.