Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - The Product Backlog Refinement Meeting

The video tutorial explains how scrum teams regularly meet to break down the backlog into smaller user stories and estimate them using familiar metrics like story points. These meetings help the team understand the product and provide early estimates to the product owner. The backlog is prepared for a Sprint through several meetings. An example of a sports website product backlog is available on the instructor's blog.

What is the primary purpose of the scrum team meetings?

• To decompose the backlog and estimate it

• To socialize and build team spirit

• To conduct performance reviews

• To finalize the product design

Why is it important for the product owner to get early estimates?

• To adjust the marketing strategy

• To plan the budget effectively

• To understand the product better

• To make early sales predictions

What happens before the backlog is ready for a Sprint?

• The product is launched

• The backlog is estimated using a metric

• The team takes a break

• The team conducts a final review

Which method is commonly used to estimate the size and effort of user stories?

• Complexity units

• Velocity points

• Story points

• Effort hours

Where can you find a sample of a sports website product backlog?

• In the project documentation

• In the course textbook

• On the instructor's blog

• In the video tutorial