Sprint Review 💹 vs Sprint Retrospectives 🧪 in Scrum | The Differences Explained Through Visuals

[@alec823]

Thank you so mush for the excellent content 👍🤟

[@scrummasterinblack]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching 🙏 Don’t forget to share it to your colleagues.

[@thefewworldwide]

Thank you for sharing this

[@scrummasterinblack]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@ashokk3399]

Good insists. Need to slow down a bit

[@scrummasterinblack]

Thanks for watching @Ashok. You can set the video to play at 0.75x speed on the video player if you feel it's too fast. ;)

[@sqursyinah2]

Thank you for the videos!! Love it so much. May i know where can i refer to your flow diagram in that video?

[@scrummasterinblack]

Thanks for watching. The diagram my visual interpretation of the Scrum Guide. I don't think I've seen it elsewhere. I am a visual learner, I like doodling.

[@h0cke]

Thank you 🙏

[@scrummasterinblack]

You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching.

[@MrReachashish]

good insights

[@scrummasterinblack]

thanks Ashish

[@lukes5631]

How much authority and autonomy do you believe the product owner should have over the product backlog during the Sprint Retro? Is the product owner simply at the mercy of the key stakeholders?

[@scrummasterinblack]

I think you are referring to Sprint Review? Full authority, as I have mentioned on this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2LPZ3Vnhplph5Y In fact Scrum Guide says, __For Product Owners to succeed, the entire organization must respect their decisions.__ A Product Owner who does not have ownership or authority over the product sounds like a paradox. Companies often times chose the wrong person to be the Product Owner and think what Product Owner do is secretarial work.

[@lukes5631]

@@scrummasterinblack Apologies. I did mean Review. So, what would be the threshold? Full authority up until the point it becomes about funding/budget?

[@scrummasterinblack]

@@lukes5631 I have never seen any Product Owner who does not have access to budget effective in doing their job. Most often they're just a proxy rather than an owner of the product.