Getting Started with Scrum - Step 14: Hold Daily Stand-Up Meetings

The video tutorial discusses the challenges faced during Sprint Backlog implementation and introduces the Daily Standup Meeting as a solution. It explains the importance of having a consistent meeting time, preferably in the morning, to address updates and concerns early. The video outlines common practices during standup meetings, such as sharing daily progress and obstacles. It also highlights the role of the Product Owner and Scrum Master in assisting team members and tracking impediments. The tutorial concludes with a discussion on meeting participants, emphasizing the presence of developers, the Scrum Master, and often the Product Owner.

What is one of the main purposes of the Daily Standup Meeting?

• To conduct performance reviews

• To discuss long-term project goals

• To address challenges faced during the Sprint

• To finalize the project budget

Why is it recommended to hold the Daily Standup Meeting in the morning?

• To ensure everyone is awake

• To allow the Product Owner to share critical updates early

• To avoid conflicts with lunch breaks

• To accommodate different time zones

What is a key benefit of having a consistent time for the Daily Standup Meeting?

• It reduces the need for meeting reminders

• It allows for spontaneous discussions

• It ensures all team members can plan their day around it

• It allows for flexible scheduling

During the Daily Standup, what is a common question team members answer?

• What are your long-term career goals?

• What is your favorite programming language?

• What did you accomplish yesterday?

• What did you have for breakfast?

Who is responsible for updating the Product Owner if they miss the Daily Standup?

• The lead developer

• The team member with the most updates

• The project manager

• The Scrum Master