Iteration planning is a technique used by the team to determine how much backlog they can commit to in order to deliver what is requested when it is requested. The team must agree to implement the new feature because the product owner came up with it. The team should evaluate the feature or proposal in light of their domain and technical expertise and, if necessary, recommend improvements or alternatives.
What does the product owner do during backlog Refinement?
Backlog refinement (previously known as backlog grooming), which is done to ensure the backlog contains the right items, that they are prioritized, and that the items at the top of the backlog are prepared for delivery, involves the product owner and some or all of the other team members reviewing the items on the backlog.
When should backlog refinement occur?
It is based on how long the sprint cycle is. Backlog refinement meetings should be held every week if the team is working in one-week sprint cycles. Running these meetings every other week should be considered if you are using a two-week sprint cycle.
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The correct question is:
When a product owner adds a new feature in the backlog and brings it up for discussion during refinement session How should a team respond?
