Answering: “Which of the following describes the facilitation technique known as 1-2-4-All?”

Which of the following describes the facilitation technique known as 1-2-4-All?
(choose the best answer)
A. A technique for facilitating the Daily Scrum where discussions are based on work items in order of priority.
B. A retrospective technique used for team building.
C. A way for a Scrum Team to forecast the number of Product Backlog items it can achieve in a Sprint based on historical throughput.
D. An inclusive technique to generate ideas and build toward consensus with a large group.
E. A way of relative sizing Product Backlog items.

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Answering: “Which of the following is a sign to a facilitator that a group is collaborating well?”

Which of the following is a sign to a facilitator that a group is collaborating well?
(choose the best answer)
A. People communicate in a calm manner to avoid all conflict.
B. All members of the group contribute equally.
C. All participants agree with final decisions and actions.
D. Decisions are made quickly.
E. Participants work through their misunderstandings to create shared understanding.

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Answering: “You facilitate a Sprint Retrospective and everyone seemed to leave the event satisfied. During Sprint Planning, a member of the Scrum Team says they do not think that the improvement item from the retrospective is important to work on, and a couple of other Scrum Team members nodded in agreement.”

You facilitate a Sprint Retrospective and everyone seemed to leave the event satisfied. During Sprint Planning, a member of the Scrum Team says they do not think that the improvement item from the retrospective is important to work on, and a couple of other Scrum Team members nodded in agreement.
What do you think happened?
(choose the best answer)
A. The improvement action was not documented well enough.
B. The retrospective meeting went on for too long.
C. The retrospective was not facilitated in a way that enabled everyone to share their views and understand the views of others before a decision was made.
D. There was no manager in the retrospective to approve the improvement action.

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Answering: “Which of the following activities or characteristics demonstrates the participatory facilitation principle?”

Which of the following activities or characteristics demonstrates the participatory facilitation principle?
(choose the best answer)
A. Electronic devices are not allowed in order to stop people from being distracted.
B. Everyone that is invited to the session arrives on time and is attentive.
C. All participants must contribute an equal amount.
D. There is true shared responsibility amongst the participants.
E. Someone volunteers to take notes and share them with the group afterwards.

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Answering: “You deliver a new feature that you think will improve customer satisfaction. When you measure the results, you not only find that it had no impact on customer satisfaction, it was hardly used. What is your next step?”

You deliver a new feature that you think will improve customer satisfaction. When you measure the results, you not only find that it had no impact on customer satisfaction, it was hardly used. What is your next step?
(choose the best answer)
A. Redesign the feature to improve its effectiveness and re-release it.
B. Drop the feature from the product and focus on the next most important feature.
C. Redesign the interface to improve the feature’s ease of use and re-release it.
D. Investigate why the feature was not used by interviewing users and watching usage.

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