PMP Practice Question: Process — Agile, Medium
Your agile team has completed three sprints of a mobile application development project. During the sprint retrospective, several team members express frustration that they are frequently interrupted by stakeholders asking for status updates and clarifications on features. The product owner mentions that stakeholders feel disconnected from the project progress. The team's velocity has dropped by 15% over the last two sprints. What should the Scrum Master do to address this situation?
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