BA-201 · Question #21
Cloud Kicks (CK) recently decided to transition its business from spreadsheets to a Salesforce solution. CK leaders are excited about the capabilities of Salesforce. Each leader has different ideas…
The correct answer is A. Collaborate with stakeholders to examine and define CK's purpose, customers, metrics, and. The first discovery meeting should establish shared organizational context - purpose, customers, and success metrics - before diving into pain points or solutions. Option A aligns with this by collaborating to define the company's foundational 'why.' Option B (discussing pain…
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Cloud Kicks (CK) recently decided to transition its business from spreadsheets to a Salesforce solution. CK leaders are excited about the capabilities of Salesforce. Each leader has different ideas about how the platform should be implemented. CK has hired a business analyst (BA) to help define and manage the implementation. What should the BA do in the first discovery meeting with stakeholders?
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- ACollaborate with stakeholders to examine and define CK's purpose, customers, metrics, and
- BDiscuss and document specific pain points in existing processes to inform future project
- CPreview potential Salesforce solutions and collect feedback from stakeholders on each option to
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A70% (40)
- B11% (6)
- C19% (11)
Explanation
The first discovery meeting should establish shared organizational context - purpose, customers, and success metrics - before diving into pain points or solutions. Option A aligns with this by collaborating to define the company's foundational 'why.' Option B (discussing pain points) is valuable but is a deeper-dive activity that comes after the big picture is understood. Option C (previewing solutions) is premature - showing solutions before requirements are defined leads to scope bias and stakeholders anchoring on a specific tool rather than articulating their true needs.
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