The spring nursery.
So what I've highlighted here is the fact that during the Sprint review the scrum team and stakeholders
collaborate about what was done in the sprint.
Based on that and any changes to the product.
During the Sprint attendees collaborate on the next things that could be done to optimize value.
So what this is really saying here is the sprint views a chance not only for the stakeholders to see
what was built in the previous sprint but actually feed in to what goes into next spring.
Because the stakeholders have a stake in the outcome of the project and therefore they've gathered with
the team and the product owner as a perfect opportunity for them to feed in to what they need or to
raise any questions or queries they have.
And this is something to watch out for an exam as well is the role of particularly the stakeholders
and how they collaborate with teams.
Sprint review length this is a four hour time box meeting for one month sprint.
So again similar thing to the planning meetings every one of these event should have a specific amount
of time and that amount of time the maximum amount of time is very important.
Its very important that you reduce the time in proportion to the sprint as well.
It says here again for shorter sprints the event is usually shorter Sprint retrospective.
So again I wont go into what the respective is but just highlighting the maximum time limit so that
guys for this section.
As usual I hope you've got some value from that.
Remember I'm really drawing your attention to things that are examples of the type of questions you
will get in the open assessment and thus in the final certification exams.
The reason I'm drawing things out in these presentations is partially because of what I've just said
and partially because these are also incidentally the kind of things that people get misconstrued in
industry such as the length of meetings and really understanding this and being on top of your game
on these points is going to set you apart.
Trust me from my experience they're going to set you apart from others in industry because believe it
or not not everybody has read the scrum guide and not everybody knows the importance of these really
strong points and these underlying things.
So I really hope you've got value from this and I will see in the next section.