Certified Scrum Master Practice Test

During the Sprint Review, the primary focus is on demonstrating the increment of work completed during the Sprint, gathering feedback, and collaborating with stakeholders. This event encourages discussions that can shape the direction of the product and aligns everyone on expectations and outcomes. The act of signing off on completed work is not a typical practice within the Sprint Review. Instead, the goal is to review and discuss the increment collectively, not formalize acceptance through signatures. This aligns with the principle that work in Agile environments is based on collaboration, flexibility, and adaptation rather than rigid, formal approvals. Collaborative feedback discussions, adapting the product backlog, and evaluating progress with stakeholders are all integral components of the Sprint Review. They foster communication and allow for adjustments to future Sprints based on stakeholder input, ensuring the team remains responsive to changing needs and priorities.