840-423 · Question #21
Which option is the recommended scope for a work package?
The correct answer is C. one major business capability. Option C is correct because a work package should be scoped to one major business capability, giving it a clear, manageable boundary that ties directly to a single deliverable outcome without becoming too broad or too granular to govern effectively. A (three business…
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Which option is the recommended scope for a work package?
Options
- Athree business capabilities
- Bone technical subsystem
- Cone major business capability
- Dno recommended size
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- C91% (21)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Option C is correct because a work package should be scoped to one major business capability, giving it a clear, manageable boundary that ties directly to a single deliverable outcome without becoming too broad or too granular to govern effectively.
- A (three business capabilities) is wrong because spanning multiple capabilities increases complexity, creates cross-team dependencies, and makes it harder to track completion or assign ownership.
- B (one technical subsystem) is wrong because work packages are defined around business outcomes, not technical architecture - framing them around subsystems confuses delivery scope with solution design.
- D (no recommended size) is wrong because the framework does provide sizing guidance; leaving scope undefined leads to inconsistent planning and governance.
Memory tip: Think of a work package as a "one job, one capability" rule - just as a microservice ideally does one thing, a work package targets one major business capability to stay focused and accountable.
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