SAFE-SPC · Question #12
(Select 4) Lean-Agile Leaders ______________.
The correct answer is A. Lead the teams B. Proactively eliminate impediments. D. Facilitate relentless improvement E. Embrace the values of Lean. Lean-Agile Leaders lead teams (A), proactively eliminate impediments (B), facilitate relentless improvement (D), and embrace Lean values (E) because these reflect the SAFe principle of servant leadership - guiding, unblocking, and modeling the mindset rather than controlling…
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(Select 4) Lean-Agile Leaders ______________.
Options
- ALead the teams
- BProactively eliminate impediments.
- CRun successful Agile Release Trains.
- DFacilitate relentless improvement
- EEmbrace the values of Lean.
- FManage the most critical day-to-day activities of team members.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A90% (28)
- C3% (1)
- F6% (2)
Explanation
Lean-Agile Leaders lead teams (A), proactively eliminate impediments (B), facilitate relentless improvement (D), and embrace Lean values (E) because these reflect the SAFe principle of servant leadership - guiding, unblocking, and modeling the mindset rather than controlling execution. Option C is a distractor because running Agile Release Trains is the specific responsibility of the Release Train Engineer (RTE), not a general Lean-Agile Leader behavior. Option F is wrong because micromanaging "day-to-day activities" is the opposite of Lean-Agile leadership - these leaders decentralize decision-making and trust teams to self-organize. A helpful memory tip: think of Lean-Agile Leaders as coaches, not controllers - they Lead, Unblock, Improve, and Model (L-U-I-M), which maps directly to A, B, D, and E.
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