Events and Timeboxes Flashcards

When would a Sprint typically be cancelled?

Answer: When the Sprint Goal becomes obsolete

A Sprint may be cancelled if the Sprint Goal becomes obsolete.

What is the primary output commitment created during Sprint Planning?

Answer: The Sprint Backlog

Sprint Planning results in the Sprint Backlog, which includes the Sprint Goal, selected items, and a plan.

During the Sprint Review, what may be adjusted based on the discussion?

Answer: The Product Backlog

The Product Backlog may be adjusted during the Sprint Review to meet new opportunities.

What is the focus of the Sprint Retrospective?

Answer: Inspecting how the last Sprint went regarding people, interactions, processes, and tools

The Sprint Retrospective inspects how the last Sprint went and plans improvements.

When does the Sprint Retrospective occur relative to other events?

Answer: After the Sprint Review and before the next Sprint Planning

The Retrospective concludes the Sprint, occurring after the Sprint Review and before the next Sprint Planning.

If a Sprint is two weeks long, what is the maximum timebox for the Sprint Review?

Answer: Two hours

The Sprint Review is timeboxed to a maximum of four hours for a one-month Sprint, so two hours is appropriate for a two-week Sprint.

What should the Developers do if they finish the Daily Scrum and need detailed discussion?

Answer: Meet separately later to adapt or re-plan the rest of the Sprint's work

Developers often meet immediately after the Daily Scrum for detailed discussions to keep the event within its timebox.