Scrum in PMP in 3 minutes|PMP (Project Management Professional)|Sprint Planning,Product Backlog
#scrum in 3 minutes for #pmpexam
Scrum has
a) 5 events or ceremonies
b ) 3 Artifact or documents
C) 3 Roles
In this video, in 3 minutes I tried to explain them.
Sure! Here are the key points with emojis:
📋 Scrum is a project management framework with five key events: Sprint, Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-up, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective.
⏱️ The Sprint is a time-boxed period, usually two weeks, for creating a product increment.
🗓️ Sprint Planning involves making a plan for the entire Sprint.
🚶♀️ Daily Stand-up is a 15-minute meeting where team members share progress and discuss any roadblocks.
🎉 Sprint Review showcases completed user stories, which are checked against the definition of done, and the client provides acceptance.
📚 There are three documents in Scrum: Product Backlog (list of user stories), Sprint Backlog (subset of Product Backlog for a specific Sprint), and Product Increment (accepted work from the Sprint Review).
👥 Scrum involves three roles: Product Owner (defines product value), Team Member (decides how and when to complete tasks), and Scrum Master (facilitates the team and removes impediments).
📈 The team determines velocity (number of story points completed in a Sprint) and uses story points to estimate effort.
🔀 Product Backlog grooming involves reprioritizing items based on new user stories or incomplete work.
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Scrum in PMP in 3 minutes|PMP (Project Management Professional)|Sprint Planning,Product Backlog
