C could be the right answer bcz in Agile, a team member is allowed to add a story into the backlog, but then PO who decides whether the feature is a valuable item or not.
Option C.
In an agile framework, the product backlog serves as the single source of truth for all requirements. If a new requirement arises during a sprint, the team should add it to the product backlog for prioritization by the product owner in the next sprint planning meeting.
C is correct.
New requirements should always be captured as user stories in the product backlog. The PO would then refine/groom/prioritize the new requirement with the team.
A. Work on requirements that the product owner may have overlooked
= Wrong. D.T. can't work on stories that are not prioritized with P.O.
B. Record the scope creep in the change management log
= There is no such artifact in Scrum.
C. Add the new requirement to the product backlog
= The best answer. P.B. can be the tool to communicate through Scrum Team.
D. Ask the scrum master to secure additional time and resources
= S.M. does not allocate or secure resources. It can be the correct answer in terms that S.M. should shield and support the team, but C is the best answer.
A. This is very unprecise, rest of requirements could be unrelated and be a waste of time ---> X
B. Scrum does not have change management log ---> X
C. If the new requirement is not in the product backlog already, how the scrum team member has found it? Also can this person add it to the product backlog if he/she is not the PO? ---> X
D. Not sure if a Scrum Master role is supposed to to this ---> ?
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