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What is a common dysfunction in an Agile team?

Your team has found a defect. What should you do next to create value to the customer?

Who usually approves of iterations?

A new hire has only experience with traditional project management. You are asked to discuss the Agile values in order to develop a shared mindset across the team. What would you tell her about Agile project management?

You’ve built an Agile team that resolves their differences, appreciate colleague's strengths, and respect the team. They accept their roles and responsibilities. Which stage is next is next in the Tuckman’s Model of Team Development?

Which approach represents identifying and removing roadblocks, supporting experiments, and taking smart risks?

You are noticing feature creep where new features are added without analyzing the relevance or need. They seem to be losing focus on delivering the most valuable work first. What would be the best approach?

Mary notices an increase number of bottlenecks in the team. The developers are waiting on the testers, and the QA folks. She wants to avoid bottlenecks and create a high-functional team. What should Mary do?

If you were aligning to the Agile Manifesto, which aspect would you value?

You just hired a remote member from a different country to join your Agile team. You want to continue daily collaborative communication. What’s the best type of communication channel you should encourage?

What is a principle of DSDM?

You are consulting the stakeholders and the product owner develops and maintains a product backlog. The stakeholders help create user stories. Which phase does this represent?

What is a stage of Feature-Driven Development (FDD)?

What is used in trend analysis?

What is a benefit of a common team space?

What is a principle of Lean?

Bob is a senior project manager at a large organization with traditional beliefs of functional departments and a structured hierarchy. Scrum, Kanban, and XP are used. He is looking to scale Agile throughout the organization. Which framework would be most useful in this scenario?

What is characteristic of a high-performing Agile team?

Which option is the best example of a user story with functional requirements?

What is the process for stakeholder management?

You’ve noticed your project team’s throughput has fluctuated and even decreased in the last few iterations. It seems there might be issue with the process the team uses. What should you do?

As a project manager, what can help you foster innovation, collaboration, and creativity on team?

What is the title of the project manager in an XP development project?

What is the most useful aspect of a project charter?

Niles lead an Agile team. They worked on a highly complex project which derailed at the last minute. They are in a Sprint retrospective and individuals are blaming others. The stakeholders were not kept informed. What approach should Niles take to maximize value to the customer, on a similar size project next time around?

When is the best time to establish continuous integration architecture?

You are estimating the work effort with a range of variance, in an Agile project. Your team is using experiments and innovation to close the cone of uncertainty. You explain and show key stakeholders the planning results in order to increase commitment level and reduce uncertainty. Which term best describes this activity?

Which of the following is NOT an example of participatory decision models?

David is working on home food delivery system for vendors and restaurants. The customer is happy with app interface but wants to leverage Google Maps to show all the vendors in the region. The stakeholders agree that this adds value to the customer and needs to be part of the project. David and her team are working on the next iteration. What should David do?

Which estimate considers the product backlog?

What is the most common tool for process analysis?

Mamdouh is quantifying the risks on the Agile project and prioritizing them. He’s considered the size of impact or severity of the risk, type of risk, and the likelihood of the risk occurring. What else should he consider?

Why is it important to keep the stakeholders involved in the project?

Individuals are paired up and given instructions on how to create an origami. In round 1, the pair sit back to back and one person instructs while the other folds. In round 2, they sit facing each other to fold the origami but the folder can’t see the instructions. In round 3, they sit side by side so they can both see the instructions and the progress of the origami. What tool or technique is used in this scenario?

As the leaders of an Agile project team, you need to embrace an emergent leadership role. How best should you support your team?

Raheem’s Agile team is making a final group decision. With a synchronized vote, he sees the bulk of the votes with one finger. Which decision making method is Raheem’s team using?

You have a strong-willed individual on your Agile team. He likes control and wants to be the solution to every issue. He is opinionated and confrontational. What can help?

What can negatively impact stakeholder engagement?

Which one of the following is NOT an example of task boards?

Adam is in a meeting where management and the project team is included. They want to review the successes and failures over the last 6 months. What type of meeting does this represent?

When should an Agile project management force a decision on a team?

You’ve been listening and serving your project team. When there are opportunities, you coach and help them grow. You’ve been promoting the energy and intelligence of others in creativity and collaboration. What are other aspects should you consider in a servant leadership role?

During a Daily Scrum, you are helping ensure that everyone on the team has a common understanding of the values and principles of Agile, you’ve covered aspects including satisfying the customer and working together. What is another Agile principle?

You’re reviewing procurement process for an Agile project, what happens after the bidder conference?

The Satir Model define who change impacts the organization. How does Agile Principles and mindset support this model?

The product owner and development team are going through the product backlog. They identifying the priorities and a team member raises a concern about a low priority item, stating they could try a different approach. The team is already behind, what is the best course of action?

As you’re building an online ordering system. Which one is a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)?

Why should Agile leaders continuously improve their emotional intelligence?

Your team needs to estimate the effort of coding a new feature but has zero experience with the size and scope of the new feature. What should the team do?

You find out the team was creating a product feature that was not requested or required by the customer. After reviewing it with the customer, they are not happy. What happened, and what should you do?

The development team experimented with a different approach but failed. What is one of the roles of a Scrum Master to help “fix” the situation?

Juan is on an Agile team that supports the decisions made by the product owner to determine the features that should go in a release. They also set expectations and inspect all aspects of quality. How can the ScrumMaster empower the team?

What are acceptance criteria in Agile project management?

What is most useful when approaching value-based decomposition?

Dave is a ScrumMaster and aims to provide transparency regarding work status by communicating team progress, work quality, impediments, and risks in order to help the primary stakeholders make informed decisions. He wants to keep the stakeholders aware of how the increased scope has impacted the goals of the project. Which information radiator should be used?

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