Which of the following is usually done as part of the team retrospective workshop?

Question

Options

• APrioritizing user stories
• BDefining acceptance criteria
• CIdentifying improvement opportunities
• DUpdating project canvas

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  87% (26)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

In Agile Foundation guidance, the team retrospective workshop is a key event focused on continuous improvement, making identifying improvement opportunities the correct answer. Retrospectives are held at regular intervals, typically at the end of an iteration or delivery cycle, to allow the team to reflect on how they worked together and how their processes, tools, and interactions can be improved. The primary purpose of a retrospective is not to plan product features or refine requirements, but to inspect and adapt the team's way of working. During the workshop, team members openly discuss what went well, what did not go as expected, and what could be improved. This reflection helps teams identify specific, actionable improvement opportunities that can be applied in the next iteration. Agile foundations emphasize creating a safe environment during retrospectives so that honest feedback and constructive discussion can occur.

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