PMI-ACP · Question #176
At a Retrospective meeting, a few issues are highlighted by the team. Who is responsible for solving these issues?
The correct answer is D. Team. In Agile/Scrum, the Team (D) is collectively responsible for identifying and resolving issues raised in the Retrospective. The Retrospective is a self-improvement ceremony owned by the team itself. While the Scrum Master (A) facilitates the meeting and may help remove…
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At a Retrospective meeting, a few issues are highlighted by the team. Who is responsible for solving these issues?
Options
- AThe Scrum Master
- BProduct Owner
- CStakeholders
- DTeam
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(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D88% (30)
Explanation
In Agile/Scrum, the Team (D) is collectively responsible for identifying and resolving issues raised in the Retrospective. The Retrospective is a self-improvement ceremony owned by the team itself. While the Scrum Master (A) facilitates the meeting and may help remove impediments, and the Product Owner (B) may attend, the primary accountability for process improvements lies with the whole team. Stakeholders (C) are generally not involved in internal Retrospectives.
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