Exam PMP topic 1 question 9 discussion

D. Principle of adaptability and resilience as per PMBOK.

D. Ensured frequent and continuous integration of work to obtain early feedback and continuous learning One of the core principles of Agile is continuous integration. Regularly integrating the work of multiple teams helps catch integration issues early, allowing for timely feedback and adjustments. By ensuring frequent integration, the project manager would have been able to detect problems sooner and avoid a decline in overall product release progress. A (Scrum of Scrums) could help with communication and issue resolution, but it doesn’t directly address the integration problem. B (forming a separate QA team) contradicts Agile principles of shared responsibility for quality. C (arranging an online session) is more of a one-time solution rather than a continuous process improvement. Thus, continuous integration (D) is the most appropriate choice in this scenario.

It should be D .

I guess D was most voted because in A), it was stated that the SOS was to remove the team's impediments, but in this case, each team's progress was on track. The issue is at integration rather than teams' progress.

The Scrum of Scrums is a time-boxed session in which a representative from each Team shares high-level updates on their respective team's work and articulates their progress and impediments.

I dont get how D was most rated one...

scrum of scrum

A- scrum of scrum Option D is contained in A

Continuous integration can spot the problems earlier

D. Ensured frequent and continuous integration of work to obtain early feedback and continuous learning

Fail early than fail later

Why not B?

D. Ensured frequent and continuous integration of work to obtain early feedback and continuous learning

The answer is D

Answer is D

Voting for D Option A (Performing a Scrum of Scrums) is valuable for coordination and communication among the teams but may not directly address the root cause of the integration issues. The focus should be on preventing integration problems through continuous integration and early feedback rather than solely relying on problem-solving in Scrum of Scrums meetings.

D is the answer