PMI Agile Certified Practitioner PMI ACP · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 73
Sarah uses Sprint retrospectives to make her team more effective. The way that she is most likely to do this is:
- A At the beginning of each cycle, she shows the development team a demo of what has been built to date
- B To focus on doing a retrospective only as part of the product planning cycle not as a specific part of the Sprint cycles
- C To reflect on increasing customer value and effectiveness through retrospection and adjustment in behaviors going forward
- D At the end of every major release to production, they assess each member of the team
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: C
Explanation
A Sprint retrospective is a meeting that takes place at the end of each Sprint in an Agile development process. The purpose of the retrospective is to review the previous Sprint and identify improvement areas so that the team can continuously improve their processes and practices. The Sprint retrospective is an important part of the Agile development process because it helps the team continuously improve their practices and processes. It allows team members to share feedback, discuss challenges, and identify solutions collaboratively and constructively. By regularly reflecting on their work and making improvements, the team can deliver better results for the customer and achieve their project goals more effectively.The other answer choices are incorrect. Retrospectives are not designed only to be a part of the product planning cycle, although the retrospective could be during an iteration or release. Sarah does not need a demonstration focused on developers at the beginning of each cycle.Discussion
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