Getting Started with Scrum - Step 2: Collect the Project Details

The video tutorial explains the process of gathering essential project details for a Scrum team. It emphasizes the importance of collecting comprehensive information about the project, including basic details like organization and project name, as well as the project schedule. The tutorial also covers management roles, such as project and program managers, and how they influence team composition. Finally, it highlights the roles of the product owner and management in compiling project details, particularly during the project kickoff phase.

What are the basic details that need to be collected for a project?

• Team members' personal details

• Organization name, project name, and division

• Customer feedback and reviews

• Project budget and resources

How is the project schedule determined?

• Using a random date generator

• Based on the team's preferences

• By the project manager's decision

• According to customer requirements and delivery expectations

What factors influence the rough estimate of a project's completion date?

• The number of team members

• The location of the project

• The number of backlog items and team capacity

• The project's budget

Who decides the team size for a Scrum project?

• The Development Team

• The Project Manager

• The Product Owner

• The Scrum Master

What is the role of management in a Scrum team?

• To lead daily stand-up meetings

• To make all project decisions

• To be involved only in the initial project kickoff

• To manage the development team directly