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What does a well-written user story describe?

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Which is not a feature of a user story?

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A company is introducing new features to a large, existing product. Which technique should the product team employ?

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A scrum master needs to set up a team for a long-term project that has the potential for significant budgeting and tracking overhead. What type of team should the scrum master set up?

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What are the three categories of process blades, according to Disciplined Agile (DA)? (Choose three)

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The team lead notices that a team member is falling behind on their work. What would a good Disciplined Agile team lead do?

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In Team Estimation...

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A team is about to begin work on a project that will face rapidly changing with releases only every six months or so. The team does not have an agile mindset, and does not want to release often. Whi

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The Kaizen feedback loop can be summarized as:

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Question 85 - DASSM discussion

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The primary advantage of breaking a project into phases is that:

A.

It makes the transition from waterfall to agile easier

B.

You can bring in new teams in each phase depending upon the skills needed for it

C.

It allows the team to perform mini-waterfalls in each phase

D.

It enables teams to focus on critical themes and ease of governance

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asked 23/09/2024

Emmanuel Yeboah

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Your answer: A B C D

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