Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - How to Create the Backlog in the First Meeting

The video covers a product requirements update meeting where the product owner updates the Scrum Master and development team on stakeholder requirements. The product backlog, a prioritized list of features, is presented to convey the product owner's vision. User stories, initially large and unclear, are organized on index cards. A sample sports website backlog is available on the presenter's blog.

Who is responsible for updating the Scrum Master and the development team about the requirements?

• The Scrum Master

• The Product Owner

• The Development Team

• The Stakeholders

What is the purpose of presenting the product backlog in a simple and clear manner?

• To confuse the stakeholders

• To ensure everyone in the meeting understands the vision

• To make the meeting longer

• To avoid discussing the backlog

How should the product backlog be organized?

• By date of creation

• Alphabetically

• By team member

• From highest priority to lowest

What are the user stories in the backlog initially called?

• Sprints

• Tasks

• Milestones

• Epics

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

• In the development team's repository

• In the Scrum guide

• On the product owner's blog

• In the meeting notes