Exam PMI-ACP topic 1 question 311 discussion

The primary purpose of sprint reviews is to showcase the working software and gather feedback from stakeholders about the product, not to delve deeply into technical architecture and design details. By refocusing the sprint review meetings on demonstrating the actual product and its features, the team can align better with stakeholder expectations and gather valuable feedback on the product's usability and functionality. B: While seeking input from experienced teams can be helpful, the core issue is not about presentation format but about aligning the focus of the sprint reviews with stakeholder needs. C: Improving the presentation format of technical details might not address the underlying issue if stakeholders are not interested in technical details during the sprint reviews. D: Inviting technical managers and architects might not be the best solution if the main audience of the sprint reviews is the stakeholders interested in the product's functionality and usability.

A is correct

A is correct

While Option A (focusing on software) aligns with the core purpose of sprint reviews, it doesn't directly address the team's specific difficulty with presenting technical details effectively. Combining Option B with A ensures both user-centric feedback and clear technical communication. Therefore, seeking external input on presenting technical details provides the most targeted approach to address the team's immediate concern while still fulfilling the broader purpose of sprint reviews.

A is the correct answer

A for sure

A = correct

This will help the team to get feedback from people who have experience with sprint reviews and who can help them to improve their presentation skills.