Exam PMP topic 1 question 150 discussion

A retrospective is a regular occurring workshop in which participants explore their work and results in order to improve both process and product. Retrospectives are a form of lessons learned meeting.

Answer A Agile -> Involvement -> Engage

A. Engage the operation teams in the retrospectives and demo sessions and incorporate their feedback on project activities. To improve the transition to operations and minimize support issues in an agile project, it's crucial to involve the operation teams throughout the project's lifecycle.

A is correct answer

The issues impact operation team => hold a retrospective with the team to find root cause and suitable solutions.

A is definitely the correct answer over the options but my understanding of a retrospective is that it should be just the core group involved in creating and testing the products. It is supposed to be a safe space for retrospection. As an agile purist this is hard to accept as an answer. granted you can make exceptions to inviting certain folks of course.

I would go with A as the team needs to get the Ops team's feedback, and daily stand-ups won't provide enough time to share it

"Engage the operation teams in the retrospectives" (A) makes no sense because the retrospective is an Agile cerimony reserved to the team to talk about internal processes...no stakeholder allowed!

A. Engage the operation teams in the retrospectives and demo sessions and incorporate their feedback on project activities

The Operations team is not involved in a spint retrospective. It is with the development team to look at what went well, what did not, and what could be done better.

I change my mind. A is the correct answer

I will go with C