Scrum Framework

Iterative project management framework.

Scrum is a flexible, holistic project management framework where a team works as a unit to reach a common goal. It allows for rapid and repeatable work cycles, which are beneficial when it comes to iterative and incremental project management.
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The Scrum Framework is an agile methodology that provides a structured yet flexible approach to product development. At its core, Scrum divides work into fixed-length iterations called Sprints, typically lasting 1-4 weeks, where teams commit to delivering a potentially shippable product increment. …

Concepts covered: Product Increment, Daily Scrum, Sprints, Sprint Retrospective, Scrum Team, Scrum Master, Scrum Values, Product Backlog, Product Owner, Definition of Done, User Stories, Scrum Artifacts, Scrum Events, Sprint Review

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Question 1

The team just finished a sprint where they were able to complete all planned user stories. As the scrum master, you reviewed the increment and found it did not meet the Definition of Done. What should be your course of action?

Question 2

As the Product Owner, your team managed to produce a Product Increment with no visible features, due to the entire Sprint being devoted to necessary back-end upgrades. What is the next best course of action?

Question 3

As a Scrum Master in a software development project, your team cannot reach a consensus on what should be part of the next Product Increment. What should be the best approach to this problem?

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