SAFE-SP · Question #95
The Release Train Engineer is a servant leader who displays which two actions or behaviors? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. Listens and supports teams in problem identification and decision-making E. Leads by example. A Release Train Engineer (RTE) acts as a servant leader, meaning they facilitate, coach, and enable rather than direct or control - listening and supporting teams in problem identification and decision-making (C) and leading by example (E) are the hallmark behaviors of this…
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The Release Train Engineer is a servant leader who displays which two actions or behaviors? (Choose two.)
Options
- AYou have reached the max number of allowed answers
- BEstablishes Feature acceptance criteria
- CListens and supports teams in problem identification and decision-making
- DIdentifies market needs
- ELeads by example
- FOwns Vision and Roadmaps, Program Backlog, and ROI
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C88% (36)
- F7% (3)
Explanation
A Release Train Engineer (RTE) acts as a servant leader, meaning they facilitate, coach, and enable rather than direct or control - listening and supporting teams in problem identification and decision-making (C) and leading by example (E) are the hallmark behaviors of this role.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A - This is a system artifact/error message, not a real answer choice.
- B - Feature acceptance criteria are established by Product Management or the Product Owner, not the RTE.
- D - Identifying market needs belongs to Product Management, which focuses on customer and market understanding.
- F - Vision, Roadmaps, Program Backlog, and ROI are owned by Product Management, not the RTE, who instead coordinates execution across the train.
Memory tip: Think of the RTE as a coach, not a captain. A coach listens, supports, and models behavior (C and E) - they don't own the product strategy or write acceptance criteria. If an answer choice involves owning product artifacts or defining market needs, it belongs to Product Management, not the RTE.
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