The best answer here is D. Schedule more demos during each sprint . Here's why:
D. Schedule more demos during each sprint: Demos are a key way to get feedback from stakeholders. By showing them working software frequently, you can:
Get Early Feedback: Identify issues or areas for improvement early in the development cycle.
Clarify Requirements: Ensure the team is building the right thing, based on the stakeholder's vision.
Increase Engagement: Keep the stakeholder involved and invested in the project.
Let's look at why the other options are less effective:
A. Keep sprints short: Short sprints are good for agility, but they don't directly address the issue of a minimally responsive stakeholder. Even with short sprints, the stakeholder might still be slow to provide feedback.
B. Invite the stakeholder to the daily stand ups: Daily stand-ups are for the team to sync up on progress. Inviting a minimally responsive stakeholder might not be productive, as they may not be able to contribute meaningfully to the daily discussion.
C. Ask the stakeholder for estimates for each user story: While estimates are important, asking a minimally responsive stakeholder for them is unlikely to be successful. They may not have the necessary knowledge or be willing to provide accurate estimates.
In summary: Scheduling more demos during each sprint is the most effective way to get feedback from a minimally responsive stakeholder. It allows for frequent opportunities to show progress and gather valuable input.
Additional Tips:
Tailor the demos: Focus on the aspects of the work that are most relevant to the stakeholder's needs.
Use clear communication: Explain the purpose of the demo and what feedback you're looking for.
Be patient: It may take time to get the stakeholder engaged and providing regular feedback.
A = correct.
In Scrum, there is one Sprint review (demo) meeting within the Sprint. Thus, more demos, or better said frequent demos mean more Sprint reviews in a shorter time - which points to option A.
D = wrong. There is one sprint review (intended for demo) per Sprint.
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