PMI-RMP · Question #639
A web page for weather reports will be online next quarter. During the retrospective, discrepancies were discovered with the customer's requests and the user experience (UX). There is a disagreement b
The correct answer is D. Run a spike, identify what went wrong during implementation, and request a change to enhance. Extreme Programming (XP) emphasizes continuous feedback, early testing, and adaptive planning. When discrepancies arise, XP encourages identifying root causes and taking corrective actions without delaying value delivery. A spike is a time-boxed research activity used to explore
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A web page for weather reports will be online next quarter. During the retrospective, discrepancies were discovered with the customer's requests and the user experience (UX). There is a disagreement between the product owner and the development team about what may have gone wrong and led to this. What should the Extreme Programming (XP) coach do to keep the project on track and deliver on time?
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- ARelease this version and leave changes to be done at the end of the project phase.
- BArrange a workshop where all ideas will be discussed and take corrective actions ensuring value
- CAsk the development team to brainstorm and come up with suggestions that will improve the
- DRun a spike, identify what went wrong during implementation, and request a change to enhance
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(29 responses)- A14% (4)
- B7% (2)
- C34% (10)
- D45% (13)
Explanation
Extreme Programming (XP) emphasizes continuous feedback, early testing, and adaptive planning. When discrepancies arise, XP encourages identifying root causes and taking corrective actions without delaying value delivery. A spike is a time-boxed research activity used to explore a problem, test assumptions, and mitigate uncertainty in XP methodology. By running a spike, the team analyzes what went wrong in implementation and applies the findings to ensure future iterations align with customer needs.
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