A Scrumban team member wants to know what work has been completed this week. Which chart should the team member review?

The correct answer is D. Burndown chart. A burndown chart (D) tracks the amount of work remaining (or completed) over time, making it ideal for seeing how much work was finished within a specific period like a week. Scrumban blends Scrum and Kanban, and the burndown chart is the standard Scrum-derived artifact for…

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A Scrumban team member wants to know what work has been completed this week. Which chart should the team member review?

Options

AGantt chart
BFeature chart
CKanban chart
DBurndown chart

How the community answered

(42 responses)

A
5% (2)
C
2% (1)
D
93% (39)

Explanation

A burndown chart (D) tracks the amount of work remaining (or completed) over time, making it ideal for seeing how much work was finished within a specific period like a week. Scrumban blends Scrum and Kanban, and the burndown chart is the standard Scrum-derived artifact for tracking progress and completion. A Gantt chart (A) shows scheduled timelines, not completion rates. A 'feature chart' (B) is not a standard project management artifact. A Kanban board (C) shows the current state of work items but does not historically track what was completed over a time window.

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#Agile Metrics#Burndown Chart#Scrumban#Progress Tracking

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