Hi, your line of thought is incorrect. Please re-watch the explanation which explains why B is correct. Discussing this in retro might help in future but it will not help to clear the mess out of the current situation.

But the problem is that you are already done with the sprint review which is at the end of your iteration. Your increment doesn’t meet the DoD so you need to address that at the earliest. It doesn’t make sense to do it in the sprint review itself. Retro is a great place to discuss DoD because that’s still prior to the next sprint… no need for an unnecessary brainstorming session. Also, I realize this doesn’t explicitly say we are doing Scrum, but the use of the term “sprint” implies it. In Scrum the retro is the best place to discuss and modify the DoD.

@@LyricalMurderer1 yes some exam questions providers find it hard to admin the mistake or ambiguity

@@LyricalMurderer1 I fully agree with you here.

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Hello, the correct answer and the explanation to the same is mentioned in the video.

@@PMPwithRayHello Ray, Question asks us how should the manager tackle the situation and not asking how he could have avoided. Answer C, since the issue raised during sprint review (meaning at the end of the iteration), so this could have been parked during the sprint review and discussed in detail during the sprint retrospective. Answer B, if question is asked how could the PM have avoided. Please let know if my understanding on the same is correct. Thanks.

Hello, I believe I have explained the reasoning within the video itself. I would suggest you rewind & rewatch that section again. Timestamps are provided in the video description for your reference.

Hello, in the PMP Exam, there will be Q's of such dubious nature. Skill is to test your understanding of how you can navigate through complex wordings within Q.

@PMPwithRay yes, tricky Qs expected in exam. But that is not what I meant. Yet, for this particular sample test question, the answer B given is clearly not matching the question as I commented. It is understood this is not really a real 100% pmp question/ answer (at least the wording).

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Hi George, there is nothing wrong in your line of thought, except for the fact that the question stem is asking 'what should the PM do now to tackle the situation' rather than 'what should the PM do to avoid this in the subsequent iteration'...hence, tackling it in the design phase would make sense.

The retrospective happens at the end of a sprint and a review happens during a sprint. Within a sprint as well, the design comes before testing.

@@PMPwithRay first of all thanks for reply. Yes i understand that Retro happens at end of the sprint but Review is also during the end state of sprint (before retro) . My doubt was how the design phase comes between REVIEW and RETRO.

Hi, it might happen that the design modules get delivered is phases to the product development team, right? That way, outputs of one agile team become input for another agile team. Also, please note that a product iteration may take multiple sprints to deliver. So, retro does not happen till all the sprints are over.

@@PMPwithRay Thanks a lot for clarification. Really appreciate it.

@@PMPwithRay I have the same doubt, the question states one scenario, and retro happens just after review, on same day or day after. Why should they wait until design phase to tackle this issue

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Hi Aarti, the reason I chose 'retrospective' is explained in the answer explanation part. Please re-watch that section again and let me know if you still have any doubts.

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This would most likely classify as a event based risk.

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Nice one! Thank you for sharing your score and I believe that you are fairly well prepared for the PMP Exam

Excellent! I wish you all the best for your PMP Exam. I am sure that you are going to ace it.

Nice one! Thank you for sharing your score and I believe that you are fairly well prepared for the PMP Exam

Excellent! I wish you all the best for your PMP Exam. I am sure that you are going to ace it.

Nice one! Thank you for sharing your score and I believe that you are fairly well prepared for the PMP Exam

@@PMPwithRay, thanks ray. Your question is very much tricky and same as like as real exam question.

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Thank you for sharing your score. Don’t worry about the score too much. However, focus on your learning gaps and try to improve on the same. The key to a good Exam score is a solid analysis of your mistakes during the practice sessions.

Thank you for sharing your score. Don’t worry about the score too much. However, focus on your learning gaps and try to improve on the same. The key to a good Exam score is a solid analysis of your mistakes during the practice sessions.

Thank you for sharing your score. Don’t worry about the score too much. However, focus on your learning gaps and try to improve on the same. The key to a good Exam score is a solid analysis of your mistakes during the practice sessions.

@@PMPwithRay thank you so much for your suggestion.

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@@PMPwithRay , not sure but preparation is in progress

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Nice one! Thank you for sharing your score and I believe that you are fairly well prepared for the PMP Exam

Nice one! Thank you for sharing your score and I believe that you are fairly well prepared for the PMP Exam