PSPO Sprint Planning and Collaboration 2

Question 1

What is the maximum length of a Sprint Planning event for a one-month Sprint?

Accepted Answer

8 hours

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2 hours

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4 hours

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16 hours

Question 2

During Sprint Planning, what should the Product Owner be prepared to explain to Developers?

Accepted Answer

The why behind the highest-priority backlog items

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The exact technical implementation approach

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The daily schedule for the Sprint

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The release date for each feature

Question 3

What is the Scrum Team's responsibility regarding the Sprint Goal?

Accepted Answer

The entire Scrum Team is accountable for achieving the Sprint Goal

Answer

Only Developers are accountable for achieving it

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The Product Owner is solely accountable for achieving it

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Stakeholders share accountability with the team

Question 4

Can a Product Owner cancel a Sprint? When is this appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if the Sprint Goal becomes obsolete

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No, only the Scrum Master can cancel a Sprint

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Yes, at any time for any business reason

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No, Sprints can never be cancelled

Question 5

How should a Product Owner handle a situation where a critical bug is discovered mid-Sprint?

Accepted Answer

Discuss the issue with Developers; they may adjust scope while protecting the Sprint Goal

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Immediately add the fix to the Sprint Backlog without discussion

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Wait until the next Sprint to address the bug

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Cancel the Sprint and replan

Question 6

What does 'Definition of Done' mean for the Product Owner?

Accepted Answer

The minimum quality standard an increment must meet before it can be released

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A list of tasks the PO assigns to Developers

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Acceptance criteria written by stakeholders only

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The PO's sign-off that a feature is complete