PSPO Sprint Planning and Collaboration 3

Question 1

Why is it important for the Product Owner to attend the Sprint Review?

Accepted Answer

To inspect the Increment and adapt the Product Backlog based on outcomes and stakeholder feedback

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To assign new tasks to Developers

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To formally approve each completed item

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To report velocity to management

Question 2

During Sprint Planning, how should the Product Owner handle conflicting stakeholder priorities?

Accepted Answer

Present a single prioritized backlog reflecting their best judgment of value

Answer

Let stakeholders decide during Sprint Planning

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Delay Sprint Planning until all stakeholders agree

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Allow Developers to resolve the conflict

Question 3

What is the relationship between the Sprint Goal and the Product Goal?

Accepted Answer

The Sprint Goal is a step toward achieving the longer-term Product Goal

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They are interchangeable terms

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The Product Goal replaces the Sprint Goal each Sprint

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They are set independently with no relationship

Question 4

Who is responsible for ensuring that Product Backlog items are refined enough for Sprint Planning?

Accepted Answer

The Product Owner, with Developers' input during refinement

Answer

The Scrum Master

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The Developers alone

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Stakeholders

Question 5

How should a Product Owner communicate urgency for a particular feature to Developers?

Accepted Answer

By ordering it high in the Product Backlog and explaining the business value during Planning

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By setting a deadline on each task

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By requesting overtime work

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By escalating through the Scrum Master

Question 6

What should a Product Owner do if the Scrum Team consistently fails to meet the Sprint Goal?

Accepted Answer

Investigate root causes in the Sprint Retrospective and adapt processes accordingly

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Replace team members

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Set smaller Sprint Goals going forward

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Reduce the Definition of Done to make completion easier