How product owner share state of the backlog?

Last post 03:51 pm September 21, 2018 by Blethed Interruptions

2 replies

11:53 am September 21, 2018

Hi, I am curious how do you interpret and execute statement that ‘At Sprint Review the product owner shares the current state of the backlog...’.

My experience is that backlog is long list of stories, tasks, feature requests and/or bugs. I wonder how to share that state?

Thank you

Ian Mitchell

12:27 pm September 21, 2018

My experience is that backlog is long list of stories, tasks, feature requests and/or bugs. I wonder how to share that state?

That's correct, the Product Backlog can be a long list and it can contain all sorts of work. Just sharing the artifact itself may not therefore be enough to ensure that an understanding of its state is shared.

The Product Owner might need to identify changes made since the last Sprint Review or to summarize upcoming goals and pieces of work, for example.

Blethed Interruptions

03:43 pm September 21, 2018

@Ian I've tried this but the Product Owner said, "I can't remorse the anymets." What should I do?

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