Exam PMI-ACP topic 1 question 28 discussion

my choice is D

It is D by exclusion of A, B & C.

I think the Answer is C. Don't Confuse Project Retrospective with Sprint Retrospective

D for sure

D is the Correct Answer

GPT4 Says C

Correct answer is D becaus the retrospective is not for people outside of the scrum team.

The release meeting and project retrospectives are good opportunities to share knowledge and learning with wider organizational business groups. Inviting people from across the organization to attend these meetings can help to disseminate knowledge, identify areas of improvement, and foster a culture of continuous improvement across the organization. Additionally, regular meetings with stakeholders to share lessons learned and best practices can help to create a more agile-friendly culture in the organization.

D for sure!

D - correct A, B, C - wrong. Dailys and Retrospectives are intended only for the team, not the stakeholders.

I am confused between C & D. They both sound right. I believe C is a better option. You cannot really go and convince people by just words or lessons learned, they need to some proof/evidence that Agile works. The best proof/evidence is the release and project retrospectives. The other benefit of inviting other people from the organization is that you don't need to go schedule separate meetings with others and repeat the same thing over and over again. Option C is talking about PROJECT retrospectives and not the sprint retrospectives. I would like everyone to know that there are 2 kinds of retrospectives: The first is short at iteration level, which occurs after every sprint, and the second is long at project or release level. The main purpose for the second one is to extend beyond the core sprint team in order to improve the organization. Please see the link below: https://www.intelliware.com/agile-retrospectives/#:~:text=They%27re%20an%20integral%20part,and%20adjusts%20its%20behavior%20accordingly.

D is the most (as retrospective & daily standup are excluded).

D sure

both daily stand-ups and retrospectives are a safe environment for team members to speak, should not allow outsiders to interrupt. hence only D is correct

D is the correct one.

I would go for D.

Who Shouldn’t Be Attending the Sprint Retrospective: The meeting should be a “safe place” where the Scrum team discusses their recent sprint and the improvements they are going to implement on the next one. According to The Disciplined Agile Framework, the “safe place” is affected by the presence of people with positional authority, potential agendas or other implicit impact. Having outsiders as guests at the retrospective will definitely change the dynamics. However, it is the decision of the team if they will allow outsiders in their sprint retrospectives. https://funretro.io/blog/who-should-and-should-not-be-included-in-a-sprint-retrospective/