Certified Scrum Master Practice Test

What do Developers primarily focus on during the Sprint Retrospective?

1. Evaluating team salaries

2. Discussing project profitability

3. Inspecting and adapting their processes

4. Planning the next market release

The correct answer is: Inspecting and adapting their processes

During the Sprint Retrospective, Developers primarily focus on inspecting and adapting their processes. This event is designed to allow the Scrum Team to reflect on the past Sprint, discussing what went well, what didn't, and how they can improve their teamwork and working processes in future Sprints. It is an opportunity for the team to collaboratively analyze their workflows, interactions, and anything that affects productivity and quality. The emphasis in the retrospective is on continuous improvement rather than external factors like project profitability or market releases, which are typically discussed at different points in the project lifecycle. By focusing on process adaptations, the team can develop actionable strategies that enhance efficiency and foster a stronger, more collaborative environment, driving better outcomes in subsequent Sprints. This focus on self-reflection and team dynamics is what makes retrospectives a vital aspect of the Scrum framework.