Value, Releases & Forecasting
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What is the Product Goal in Scrum?
- AA detailed list of every feature that the product will gain over the coming financial year
- BThe total budget that the organisation has allocated to this product for the current year
- CThe velocity the team commits to sustaining across the coming Sprints
- DA future state of the product that serves as a long-term objective for the Scrum Team✓
Answer: The Product Goal describes a future state of the product and is the long-term objective for the Scrum Team; the team must fulfil or abandon one objective before taking on the next.
According to the Scrum Guide, when can a 'Done' Increment be released?
- AAfter the Scrum Master signs it off at the Sprint Retrospective
- BWhen the key stakeholders approve it at the Sprint Review, since they own the decision about releasing it
- CAs soon as it meets the Definition of Done, even during the Sprint, at the Product Owner's discretion✓
- DOnce a separate release Sprint has hardened the work that the Developers completed earlier
Answer: Multiple Increments may be created within a Sprint, and a Done Increment is usable; the decision to release it can be made at or before the Sprint Review, at the Product Owner's discretion.
What is the role of the Definition of Done with respect to the value of an Increment?
- AIt lists the order of the Product Backlog items and the value each is expected to deliver to the customer
- BIt records which stakeholders signed off each completed item
- COptional documentation, useful for audit but not required by the Scrum Guide
- DIt is the formal description of the Increment's state when it meets the required quality measures, without which work cannot be released✓
Answer: The Definition of Done is a formal description of the state of the Increment when it meets the quality measures required for the product. The moment an item meets it an Increment is born; work that does not meet it cannot be released or even presented at the Sprint Review, so it protects the value the Increment can deliver.