PK0-004 · Question #1003
Under the Agile framework, for which of the following are daily stand-up meetings used?
The correct answer is B. To identify what team members have accomplished, what they will be doing and any roadblocks. The daily stand-up (also called the daily Scrum) is a short, time-boxed meeting - typically 15 minutes - where each team member answers three questions: (1) What did I accomplish yesterday? (2) What will I work on today? (3) Are there any impediments blocking my progress? It is…
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Under the Agile framework, for which of the following are daily stand-up meetings used?
Options
- ATo highlight weak spots on the team, helping the scrum master understand which resources to
- BTo identify what team members have accomplished, what they will be doing and any roadblocks
- CTo continually gather requirements each day to help developers understand what needs to be built
- DTo establish and refine the backlog of work, helping team members work ahead of the current
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B88% (29)
- C6% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The daily stand-up (also called the daily Scrum) is a short, time-boxed meeting - typically 15 minutes - where each team member answers three questions: (1) What did I accomplish yesterday? (2) What will I work on today? (3) Are there any impediments blocking my progress? It is not used to critique team members (A), gather requirements (C), or refine the backlog (D). Backlog refinement and sprint planning are separate Agile ceremonies. The daily stand-up keeps the team synchronized and surfaces blockers quickly.
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