Certified Junior Agile Project Manager (IAPM) - web-learning platform Part 9
As announced, the next part of the web-learning platform that prepares for the certification level "Certified Junior Agile Project Manager (IAPM)" was published today. The latest part deals with the Sprint Retrospective - the last Scrum Event that takes place within a Sprint before the new Sprint begins.
The previous chapter that was published dealt with the Sprint Review - also a meeting that takes place after the Sprinting. But the Sprint Review and the Sprint Retrospective are not the same and they should not replace but rather complement each other. As you already know, the Sprint Review is a meeting where the potentially deliverable Increment is presented to the Product Owner and the stakeholders. The Developers receive feedback on the Increment. In the Sprint Retrospective, the Developers give feedback on the previous Sprint. Just as the Developers can improve the Increment through the Product Owner's feedback during the Sprint Review, they can improve the way they work through their feedback during the Sprint Retrospective.
No changes to the content of the previous version
No changes were made to this version compared to the previous versions. There were no bugs to be fixed and the content was not changed either. Apart from the new chapter, there were no other adjustments to our web-learning platform.
Have you found a mistake? We would be happy if you let us know what you think could be improved! The best way is to send us your comment via our IAPM Wishlist - this is also possible anonymously. Thank you for your support!
Have you found a mistake? We would be happy if you let us know what you think could be improved! The best way is to send us your comment via our IAPM Wishlist - this is also possible anonymously. Thank you for your support!
How we recommend you proceed
Work through the current chapter as usual and check your knowledge with the help of the exercise questions in Part 2. Now go back to the first chapter and look at the table "Attendance of Scrum Meetings" at the bottom of the page. By now you know all the meetings listed there. Now make notes on each meeting listed there with all the information you know about it. Who is taking part? When does the meeting take place? What is the purpose of the meeting and why should it not be cancelled? Is it an official Scrum Event? As you take notes, more points will probably come to your mind. Check your notes now by going to the corresponding chapter and comparing the information given there with your notes.
Note: The Backlog Refinement is described in the chapter "Product Backlog".
Note: The Backlog Refinement is described in the chapter "Product Backlog".
Further useful links
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Key words: News, Agile project management, Scrum