During a retrospective meeting a project manager hears that stakeholders have been constantly complaining at iteration demos about product features not being delivered as requested.
What advice should the project manager give to the Product owner to ensure that product features are always delivered as requested?
Validating acceptance criteria with stakeholders prior to backlog refinement ensures that the requirements are well understood and agreed upon before the development process begins. This helps in aligning the expectations of stakeholders and the development team, reducing the likelihood of misunderstandings and ensuring that the delivered product features meet stakeholder expectations.
Explanation: Option B is the correct answer because it focuses on involving stakeholders early in the process to ensure that their requirements and expectations are well understood before the work begins. Validating acceptance criteria with stakeholders before backlog refinement helps ensure that everyone is on the same page regarding the desired features and their specifications.
B. Validate acceptance criteria with stakeholders prior to backlog refinement
Not A - should not include stakeholder into daily standup Not C - should not avoid stakeholder join interation review Not D - RTM is use to tracking req change & impact