EX0-008 · 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 fundamentally built on collaboration - the framework explicitly requires ongoing dialogue between the development team and the customer (or Product Owner), who continuously refines the backlog, provides feedback during Sprint Reviews, and…
Question
Scrum is a collaborative effort involving developers and customers in an ongoing dialog?
Options
- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A95% (38)
- B5% (2)
Explanation
A (True) is correct because Scrum is fundamentally built on collaboration - the framework explicitly requires ongoing dialogue between the development team and the customer (or Product Owner), who continuously refines the backlog, provides feedback during Sprint Reviews, and helps prioritize work throughout the project lifecycle.
B (False) is wrong because it contradicts one of Scrum's core values: customer collaboration over contract negotiation (borrowed from the Agile Manifesto). Scrum is not a one-time handoff process; it is iterative and relational by design.
Memory tip: Think of Scrum as a conversation that never ends - each Sprint starts with planning (dialogue), ends with a Review (dialogue with stakeholders), and includes a Retrospective (dialogue within the team). If it stops being a dialog, it stops being Scrum.
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