If there are multiple Scrum teams working on a product, each needs its own definition of Done.

The correct answer is B. False. When multiple Scrum teams work on the same product, they must mutually agree on and share a single definition of Done for that product. This ensures all teams produce integrated, consistent increments. Individual teams may have additional internal quality standards, but a shared

Submitted by neha2k· Apr 18, 2026Agile Principles and Mindset

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ATrue
BFalse

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When multiple Scrum teams work on the same product, they must mutually agree on and share a single definition of Done for that product. This ensures all teams produce integrated, consistent increments. Individual teams may have additional internal quality standards, but a shared baseline definition of Done is required to maintain coherent product quality across teams.

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#Definition of Done#Scaled Scrum#Product Increment#Shared Understanding

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