A key stakeholder recommends to a senior developer that a new feature be added. The new feature is not part of the current requirement documentation. Which of the following is MOST likely happening?
The answer is A. Scope creep.
Scope creep is a phenomenon that occurs when the scope of a project gradually increases over time. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as:
Changes in requirements: Stakeholders may change their minds about what they want the project to deliver.
New opportunities: The project team may identify new opportunities that they want to pursue.
Unforeseen circumstances: Things may not go as planned, and the project team may need to make changes to the scope in order to stay on track.
The answer is A. Scope creep.
Scope creep refers to the uncontrolled changes or continuous growth in a project’s scope, usually without adjustments to time, cost, or resources. When a stakeholder recommends a new feature that was not included in the original requirements documentation, it can result in scope creep, as it introduces additional work that was not planned for initially.
Since this isn't a change request being sent to the CCB or officially requested, this is Scope Creep.
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