PMI-ACP · Question #203
A meeting where a team looks back on a past period of work so that they can learn from their experience and apply this learning to future projects is popularly known as?
The correct answer is A. Retrospective. A Retrospective (or Sprint Retrospective in Scrum) is a structured meeting held at the end of a work period where the team reflects on what went well, what didn't, and how to improve. Its purpose is continuous learning and process improvement. Sprint Planning focuses on future wo
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A meeting where a team looks back on a past period of work so that they can learn from their experience and apply this learning to future projects is popularly known as?
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- ARetrospective
- BSprint Planning Meeting
- CSprint Review Meeting
- DStatus Meeting
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A Retrospective (or Sprint Retrospective in Scrum) is a structured meeting held at the end of a work period where the team reflects on what went well, what didn't, and how to improve. Its purpose is continuous learning and process improvement. Sprint Planning focuses on future work, Sprint Review demonstrates the product increment to stakeholders, and a Status Meeting provides updates - none of these are focused on learning from past experience the way a Retrospective is.
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