Which statement is true about Iteration goals?

Question

Options

• AThey verify that teams are working at their full capacity
• BThey align the team to a common Vision of work in the Iteration
• CThey are used to track scope changes over time
• DThey are used to measure business value achieved for each Iteration

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  90% (36)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Iteration Goals serve as a shared commitment that unifies all team members around what they intend to accomplish during the Iteration, creating alignment on priorities and providing a common purpose - making B correct. Option A is wrong because Iteration Goals focus on what the team delivers, not on monitoring whether individuals are working at maximum capacity, which would be a productivity/utilization concern. Option C is incorrect because scope change tracking is handled through tools like the team backlog and velocity metrics, not Iteration Goals. Option D is close but misleading - while business value is a consideration when selecting work, Iteration Goals themselves are about alignment and commitment, not a measurement instrument for business value delivered.

Memory tip: Think of Iteration Goals as the team's "shared game plan" for the sprint - they answer "what are we all rallying around?", not "how hard are we working?" or "what did we earn?"

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