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Collective ownership addresses bottlenecks, increases velocity and encourages:
A. Shared contribution.
B. Shared funding.
C. Shared responsibility.
D. Shared standard setting.
Scrum Masters can create an environment for continuous learning by supporting the following:
A. Team inside-outs
B. Community of Practice
C. Coding Dojo
D. All of the above
Collective test ownership is important because it:
A. Facilitates shared understanding of system behavior.
B. Facilitates the acceptance of system behavior.
C. Ensures all team members have tested the system.
D. Ensures that the system has been fully tested.
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A C+ developer who also knows Java very well, is deep into SQL and various databases would be considered a:
A. I-Shaped team member.
B. T-Shaped team member.
C. E-Shaped team member.
D. M-Shaped team member.
A balance between emergent design and intentional architecture is required for:
A. A successful implementation.
B. An empirical architecture.
C. Speed of development and maintainability.
D. Speed of development and control.
Kanban does everything EXCEPT:
A. It helps control financial budget targets.
B. It helps improve Iteration outcomes.
C. It allows better visibility into the progress of work based on the team-specific workflow.
D. It connects capacity based planning with a throughput based approach.
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