During project inception, an agile practitioner engages the stakeholder to ensure alignment on the project's strategy and vision. The stakeholder asks for detailed requirements, design, and delivery p

Question

Options

• AProvide all information requested by the stakeholder
• BSet expectations regarding the appropriate level of details requested during this stage
• CInform the stakeholder that no detailed documents are provided using agile practices
• DAsk the team to supply the information to the stakeholder

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  84% (27)
• C
  9% (3)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Agile embraces progressive elaboration - detailed requirements and plans emerge iteratively over time rather than being defined upfront. Option B is correct because the practitioner should educate and set realistic expectations: inception is about alignment on vision, goals, and high-level scope, not detailed specifications. Option A would produce documentation that will likely change and waste effort. Option C is too absolute and dismissive - some documentation is produced in agile, just at the right level at the right time. Option D delegates to the team without addressing the stakeholder's misunderstanding of agile's approach to early-stage planning.

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