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Your development team is working through their bug backlog and tracking their progress on the Bugs dashboard. You look at the active bugs by assignment report and notice that the average size of…
The correct answer is D. The team has reallocated members to other non-priority tasks. Bug progress indicators include: - The band for active Bugs is becoming wider. Questions to ask: Are team members being reallocated to other, non-priority tasks? Are other issues blocking the team's ability to resolve and fix Bugs?
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Question
Your development team is working through their bug backlog and tracking their progress on the Bugs dashboard. You look at the active bugs by assignment report and notice that the average size of your team members' bands for active bugs is increasing over time. You need to identify the issues blocking the team's progress toward resolving and closing bugs. Which issue should you investigate?
Options
- AThe bug backlog is divided evenly across the development team for resolution.
- BThe test cases are outdated and are testing the wrong code.
- CThe reactivated bugs that the development team is working through are resolving faster than
- DThe team has reallocated members to other non-priority tasks.
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A5% (2)
- B9% (4)
- C2% (1)
- D84% (37)
Explanation
Bug progress indicators include: - The band for active Bugs is becoming wider. Questions to ask: Are team members being reallocated to other, non-priority tasks? Are other issues blocking the team's ability to resolve and fix Bugs?
Topics
#bug dashboard analysis#active bugs report#team capacity#process bottleneck
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