PMI-ACP · Question #702
How can a scrum team obtain more feedback from a minimally responsive outside stakeholder?
The correct answer is A. Keep sprints short.. Shorter sprints create more frequent opportunities for review and feedback, lowering the commitment threshold for a busy or reluctant stakeholder. If a stakeholder is minimally responsive, they are unlikely to engage for a 6-week sprint but may participate in a 1-week sprint revi
Question
How can a scrum team obtain more feedback from a minimally responsive outside stakeholder?
Options
- AKeep sprints short.
- BInvite the stakeholder to the daily stand ups.
- CAsk the stakeholder for estimates for each user story.
- DSchedule more demos during each sprint.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A80% (37)
- B11% (5)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Shorter sprints create more frequent opportunities for review and feedback, lowering the commitment threshold for a busy or reluctant stakeholder. If a stakeholder is minimally responsive, they are unlikely to engage for a 6-week sprint but may participate in a 1-week sprint review. Inviting them to daily standups (B) is too much of a time commitment and standups are for the team. Asking for story estimates (C) is outside a stakeholder's typical role. Scheduling more demos within a sprint (D) increases frequency but also increases the ask - shorter sprints achieve the same result more naturally.
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