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SAFe Agile Methodology: Frequently Asked Questions and Best Practices, Exams of Nursing

Answers to common questions about safe agile methodology, including the frequency of system demos, the role of business owners, anti-patterns during pi planning, and the goal of the scrum of scrums event. It also covers servant leader behavior, the importance of pi planning, and the role of the scrum master in team breakout sessions.

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2023/2024

Available from 04/03/2024

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SAFe 5 Scrum Master Certification Question Paper (93%)
Why is it important for the Scrum Master to help the team focus on daily and Iteration
goals?
To keep the Team Backlog to a manageable size
To eliminate impediments
To help the team maintain their velocity
To facilitate the team's progress towards the current PI Objectives - To facilitate the
team's progress towards the current PI Objectives
How often should a system demo occur?
After the end of each program increment (PI)
After every release
After every iteration
After every other iteration - After every release
At the end of the first Iteration, the team finishes User Stories A, B, and 50% of C. The
Story sizes are set at these points:Story A = 8 pointsStory B = 1 pointStory C = 5
pointsStory D = 3 pointsWhat is the team's velocity?
9
7
14
11.5 - 9
What falls outside the Scrum Master's responsibility? (Choose two.)
Estimating Stories for the team
Facilitating backlog refinement
Assigning Stories to team members
Facilitating the team's Innovation and Planning event
Coaching the team - Estimating Stories for the team
Assigning Stories to team members
The Scrum Master is what above all else?
A servant leader
A team coach
An event facilitator
The iteration owner - A servant leader
The SAFe Scrum Master role includes responsibilities to which other group?
Business owners
Solution Management
Solution Train Engineers
The other Agile Teams on the Agile release train (ART) - The other Agile Teams on
the Agile release train (ART)
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SAFe 5 Scrum Master Certification Question Paper (93%)

Why is it important for the Scrum Master to help the team focus on daily and Iteration goals? To keep the Team Backlog to a manageable size To eliminate impediments To help the team maintain their velocity To facilitate the team's progress towards the current PI Objectives - ✔To facilitate the team's progress towards the current PI Objectives How often should a system demo occur? After the end of each program increment (PI) After every release After every iteration After every other iteration - ✔After every release At the end of the first Iteration, the team finishes User Stories A, B, and 50% of C. The Story sizes are set at these points:Story A = 8 pointsStory B = 1 pointStory C = 5 pointsStory D = 3 pointsWhat is the team's velocity? 9 7 14 11.5 - ✔ 9 What falls outside the Scrum Master's responsibility? (Choose two.) Estimating Stories for the team Facilitating backlog refinement Assigning Stories to team members Facilitating the team's Innovation and Planning event Coaching the team - ✔Estimating Stories for the team Assigning Stories to team members The Scrum Master is what above all else? A servant leader A team coach An event facilitator The iteration owner - ✔A servant leader The SAFe Scrum Master role includes responsibilities to which other group? Business owners Solution Management Solution Train Engineers The other Agile Teams on the Agile release train (ART) - ✔The other Agile Teams on the Agile release train (ART)

When is a Feature hypothesis fully evaluated? When the Feature's return on investment has been realized When the Customer uses the Feature in production When the Feature is accepted by Product Management When the Feature has been deployed to production - ✔When the Customer uses the Feature in production What are two common anti-patterns during program increment (PI) planning? (Choose two.) Pressure is put on teams to overcommit A detailed plan becomes the goal rather than alignment Alignment becomes the goal rather than a detailed plan The innovation and planning (IP) iteration is left empty of planned work The team determines their own capacity and load - ✔Pressure is put on teams to overcommit A detailed plan becomes the goal rather than alignment Which team dysfunction does SAFe help address with the help of Business Owners? Missed timeboxes Lack of visibility Lack of transparency Avoidance of accountability - ✔Avoidance of accountability The goal of Lean is to deliver the maximum Customer value in the shortest sustainable lead time while providing what else? The highest possible quality A Continuous Delivery Pipeline Improved capacity allocation Significant team contributions - ✔The highest possible quality What is an example of Scrum Master servant leader behavior? Strives to create a conflict-free environment Uses persuasion instead of authority Focuses on the day-to-day team activities Keeps their opinions to themselves - ✔Uses persuasion instead of authority Why is it important for a Scrum Master to be a servant leader? To drive the team to succeed To coach the team in effective engineering practices To help the team become high-performing To provide team structure - ✔To help the team become high-performing How can a Scrum Master support a problem-solving workshop? By providing facilitation to breakout groups focused on specific problems By acting as a subject matter expert and suggesting improvements

What is one benefit of program increment (PI) objectives? They describe a process for defining team goals They ensure accurate status reporting They create a near-term focus and vision They form a guiding coalition - ✔They create a near-term focus and vision What does the letter C represent in SAFe's CALMR approach to DevOps? Collaboration Continuous delivery Culture Continuous deploymen - ✔Culture What is one of the Scrum Master's responsibilities during the innovation and planning (IP) Iteration? Update the program increment (PI) roadmap Facilitate the team preparation for the program increment (PI) system demo Remove scope that exceeds capacity Create the program predictability measure - ✔Facilitate the team preparation for the program increment (PI) system demo Which two practices are recommended in SAFe for root cause analysis? (Choose two.) Post-PI Planning meeting Fishbone diagram Iteration retrospective Weighted shortest job first 5 Whys - ✔Fishbone diagram 5 Whys How does the Scrum Master provide the most value to the team? By ensuring timeboxes are kept during team meetings By scheduling critical scrum events By facilitating discussions between the Product Owner and the team By removing impediments for the team - ✔By removing impediments for the team Scrum Masters help remove impediments, foster an environment for high-performing team dynamics, and what else? Form and re-form teams Continuously deliver value Estimate stories Lead team efforts in relentless improvement - ✔Lead team efforts in relentless improvement What foundational issue most often leads to team dysfunction? Weak Lean-Agile leadership Lack of commitment Absence of trust

Fear of conflict - ✔Absence of trust What is the Scrum Master's role in team breakout #1? Facilitate the coordination with other teams for dependencies Create mitigation plans for each risk Raise team level risks Resolve dependencies with other teams - ✔Facilitate the coordination with other teams for dependencies When is iteration planning completed? When iteration goals are defined When story analysis is complete When the team commits to the plan When the team capacity is determined - ✔When the team commits to the plan What does transparency mean in a scrum environment? Team members must immediately share any and all feedback with each other Development and Operations teams work together The team is constantly improving its process The process is visible to all stakeholders - ✔The process is visible to all stakeholders What are two primary opportunities in SAFe for driving relentless improvement? (Choose two.) Daily stand-up Iteration retrospective Inspect and adapt event Iteration review Management review and problem-solving meeting - ✔Iteration retrospective Inspect and adapt event When looking at a program board at the end of program increment (PI) planning, what does it mean when a feature is placed in a team's swim lane with no strings? That the team has not broken the feature into stories yet and has not identified dependencies That the team has been assigned, but the feature dependencies have not been identified yet That it has dependencies on teams in other Agile release trains (ARTs) or Solution Trains That the feature can be completed by that team independently - ✔That the feature can be completed by that team independently Why is a confidence vote held at the end of program increment (PI) planning? To build shared commitment to the plan To remove the risks for the PI To ensure the business owners accept the plan To hold the teams accountable if the Agile release train does not deliver on its commitment - ✔To build shared commitment to the plan

Align the Agile Release Train to a common Vision - ✔Manage the program board Ensure the team builds a plan they can commit to Scrum Masters are effective by using scrum methods, supporting SAFe principles and practices, and what else? Supporting delivery using Agile practices Serving as a customer proxy Writing stories and enablers Managing architectural runway - ✔Supporting delivery using Agile practices When working with an Agile Team, what is expected from Product Management? To clarify the scope of feature work To define the technical software specifications To provide the iteration goals to the team To prioritize the team backlog - ✔To clarify the scope of feature work Cadence and synchronization help reduce uncertainty and manage what? Product Management Other commitments Capacity allocation The variability in Solution development - ✔The variability in Solution development Becoming a coach requires a shift from old behaviors to new ones. What are three examples of new coaching behaviors? (Choose three.) Drive toward specific outcomes Fix problems for the team Focus on business value delivery Focus on deadlines Ask the team for the answer Facilitate team problem-solving - ✔Ask the team for the answer Facilitate team problem-solving Focus on business value delivery Which two behaviors should a Scrum Master represent as a coach? (Choose two.) Set long-term goals for the team Provide subject matter expertise Encourage the team to learn from their mistakes Lay out the team's plan for the iteration Focus on deadlines and technical options - ✔Encourage the team to learn from their mistakes Lay out the team's plan for the iteration