PMP Practice Question: Process — Agile, Easy
Your agile team has completed a two-week sprint and is preparing for the sprint retrospective. This is the team's first retrospective, and some team members are unclear about the purpose of the meeting. One developer asks why they need to have a retrospective when they already completed a sprint review with stakeholders. How should you explain the PRIMARY purpose of the sprint retrospective?
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