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D. The whole team including Product Owner and developers (together they can consider both business value and practicality).
D. The whole team including Product Owner and developers (together they can consider both business value and practicality).
See lessB. It continuously communicates progress within the team and to other stakeholders.
B. It continuously communicates progress within the team and to other stakeholders.
See lessC. Team members should self-select tasks appropriate to their skills.
C. Team members should self-select tasks appropriate to their skills.
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What is the primary responsibility of a Scrum Master in order to keep a Scrum Team working at its peak level of productivity?
C. Supporting the Development Team’s decisions and resolving their issues. >> This is the job of the Scrum Master.
C. Supporting the Development Team’s decisions and resolving their issues.
>> This is the job of the Scrum Master.
See lessWho can best prepare this report?
B. The Scrum Master. >> The Scrum Master should indeed get the impediments of the Development Team out of the way and is thus in the best position to write this report.
B. The Scrum Master.
>> The Scrum Master should indeed get the impediments of the Development Team out of the way and is thus in the best position to write this report.
See lessWhich statement is true regarding this scenario?
B. Points are assigned for the Overall Story, not for parts of the Story. >> The Story should be estimated as a whole. Points for what a tester feels he needs plus what a developer feels he needs should not be given. Both should estimate the complete Story.
B. Points are assigned for the Overall Story, not for parts of the Story.
>> The Story should be estimated as a whole. Points for what a tester feels he needs plus what a developer feels he needs should not be given. Both should estimate the complete Story.
See lessWho knows most about the progress towards a business objective or a release?
A. The Product Owner. This is a task of the Product Owner, as she is the Voice of the Customer.
A. The Product Owner.
This is a task of the Product Owner, as she is the Voice of the Customer.
See lessWhat is the most likely reason that the Team did not meet the Sprint objectives?
C. The Team did not plan the Sprint effectively. >> The Development Team likely did not estimate the Backlog Items well and did not plan the work well. A 2-day absence should not lead to not meeting Sprint Objectives, especially not if that was at the beginning of the Sprint.
C. The Team did not plan the Sprint effectively.
>> The Development Team likely did not estimate the Backlog Items well and did not plan the work well. A 2-day absence should not lead to not meeting Sprint Objectives, especially not if that was at the beginning of the Sprint.
See lessWhat is expected of you when this happens?
C. Help the co-workers in the column with the bottleneck. >> When the WIP limit is reached, this is not a sign to relax, but rather a sign that there is a bottleneck. This bottleneck should be addressed. The team has to help the coworkers that are the reason why the WIP limit is reached.
C. Help the co-workers in the column with the bottleneck.
>> When the WIP limit is reached, this is not a sign to relax, but rather a sign that there is a bottleneck. This bottleneck should be addressed. The team has to help the coworkers that are the reason why the WIP limit is reached.
See lessWhose estimate should be used for planning?
D. The Development Team. >> At the end of the day, the only estimate that matters is the one given by the team members working on the story.
D. The Development Team.
>> At the end of the day, the only estimate that matters is the one given by the team members working on the story.
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