ASF · Question #8
Scrum is a collaborative effort involving developers and customers in an ongoing dialog?
The correct answer is A. True. A (True) is correct because Scrum is explicitly designed as a collaborative framework that brings developers and customers (or their representatives, like the Product Owner) into continuous dialogue throughout the development process. Sprint Reviews, backlog refinement, and the…
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Scrum is a collaborative effort involving developers and customers in an ongoing dialog?
Options
- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A93% (41)
- B7% (3)
Explanation
A (True) is correct because Scrum is explicitly designed as a collaborative framework that brings developers and customers (or their representatives, like the Product Owner) into continuous dialogue throughout the development process. Sprint Reviews, backlog refinement, and the Product Owner role all exist specifically to maintain this ongoing customer-developer feedback loop.
B (False) is wrong because it contradicts one of Scrum's core principles - customer collaboration over contract negotiation, as reflected in the Agile Manifesto that underpins Scrum.
Memory tip: Think of Scrum's Sprint Review - developers demo to customers and stakeholders every sprint. That recurring, structured conversation is the ongoing dialog. If customers weren't involved, there'd be no one to demo to.
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