Exam Certified Business Analyst topic 1 question 8 discussion

In Kanban, work is pulled into the system based on available capacity and priorities. Unlike Scrum, which operates in fixed-length iterations (sprints), Kanban does not have predefined timeboxes for work. Instead, work items are continuously delivered based on the team's capacity and workflow. Therefore, the BA should inform the executive that work on the feature will begin when capacity becomes available, as per the team's Kanban process.

In Kanban when an executive asks for work to be prioritised, said work is moved to the top of the Queue to start after the WIP item finishes check the link for 'Last-Minute Changes' Giving executive approval doesn't necessarily mean that the work should be a priority, just means IMO they agree with the block of work that's going to be worked on Thanks why I think its B https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/scrum-and-kanban-at-salesforce/learn-about-kanban

A Is the only answer that makes sense. Yes, in kankan work begins when capacities are available, but which items will be taken depends on the priority. Items can be reprioritized by the executive to make sure he will be available when work on this specific ticket starts

In Kanban work begins when the team has capacity for it

The executive is asking when he can take a vacation, the Answer "when the capacity becomes available" doesn't help him at all. So the correct answer is A, as far as in Kanban the work can be reprioritized and the team would be able to start working on the feature once the requirement is approved.

Why the correct answer is not - work will begin after executive approval is given.