Sprint Review: More Than Just a Demo

What's so bad about calling a sprint review a demo? More than you might think!

00:00 Why you should stop calling sprint review a demo
00:25 The difference between a demo and a sprint review
00:57 What a good sprint review looks like
01:36 How to make adjustments based on sprint review feedback
02:11 What happens when you call it a sprint demo
02:30 Other videos to help you succeed with agile

[AbhishekVankit]

Love how you are clear and to the point! And how you share actionable insights that encourage not just sticking to the book.

I recently saw few videos from another channel with much more views... of an eye-rolling thickly accented lady who apparently seems to have 'mastered' scrum, but is sadly not able to say anything useful other than just beating around the bush.

Glad I stumbled upon your channel!

[Praizion]

Haha! You were just checking there at the end Mike? I see what you did there! Brilliant. Ken and Jeff make it clear in the guide, but
I wonder where the term demo came from? A different framework? Anyway, not important. 😂

[sandraganguly]

I loved the phrase conversation not presentation that really resonated with me. I often have seen these run as PowerPoints and demos without much conversation at all never mind feedback - so good tips on how to guide towards a conversation based sprint review.

[jyotsnasharan]

Thank you so much for posting mentorship videos!

[Saumil]

Wonderful Thought! Your videos are always excellent 👌👍

[jonathangarrison]

Love these videos! Such good advice and guidance!

[rapra]

Sir, who record feedback in a sprint review? PO or a Scrum Master?

[emilykalinowski]

If your team creates, manages, and maintaines over 40 web applications and counting, would sprint reviews still be conducted this way? Would there be certain aspects that would need a larger focus or different items that would need focusing on?