Exam PMI-ACP topic 1 question 302 discussion

In Agile, self-organization is a core principle that encourages team members to take ownership of their working arrangements. Allowing the team to self-organize helps them to naturally group themselves based on skills, preferences, and dynamics that the Scrum Master might not fully understand. This approach also empowers the team, fosters collaboration, and ensures efficient skill distribution. Other options are less suitable because: A: In Agile, decisions like team formation should come from the team itself, rather than functional managers, to maintain team autonomy. B: While observing team comfort levels can be helpful, assigning teams based solely on this would undermine the self-organizing principle. D: The Scrum Master assigning team members removes team autonomy and might not lead to the best balance of skills and dynamics.

C is correct

C = correct