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Questions to test the knowledge of the SAFe POPM class on day 2 of the training course.
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What is TRUE about the Product Owner?
Drives the Program Increment
Co-located with Agile team(s)
Owns Vision and Roadmaps
Collocated with marketing/business
2
Which of the following is a SAFe principle?
Base milestones on stage gates
Visualize and maximize WIP, increase batch sizes
Unlock the intrinsic motivation of knowledge workers
Simplicity - maximizing the amount of work not done - is essential
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What are the core values of SAFe?
Innovation, Respect for People/Culture, and Flow
Lean, Scrum and XP
Built-In Quality, Program Execution, Alignment, Transparency
Portfolio, Large Solution, Program and Team
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Which is a value from the Agile Manifesto?
There is NO value in contract negotiation
Processes and tools over individuals and interaction
Responding to change over following a plan
Changing requirements late in development can't be accepted
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Why should companies implement SAFe?
Everybody is doing it
10% faster time-to-market
10-50% more engaged people
Safety first...
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What is a core competence of the Lean-Agile enterprise?
Respect for people
Team and Technical Agility
Train Everyone. Launch Trains.
Working software
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What is the current version of the SAFe framework?
4.6
3
5.1
5.0
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What is true about market rhythms and market events?
They should be part of the Definition of Done
They don't influence product development at all
They are the only criteria for setting release milestones
They drive strategic business decisions
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Which is a pillar of the SAFe House of Lean?
Continuous Improvement
Leadership
Innovation
Value
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What is NOT a type of product in whole-product thinking?
Generic
Specific
Expected
Augmented
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What three components define the Cost of Delay in SAFe?
Risks and Opportunities, Time Criticality, NPS
User and business value, Time criticality, Risks and Opportunities
User and business value, Time Criticality, Job Size
Time Criticality, Acceptance Criteria, Revenue
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What does ROAM stand for?
Recurring, Owned, Accepted, Moved
Resolved, Owned, Accepted, Mitigated
Red, Orange, Amber, Maroon
Risk, Opportunity, Acceptance, Milestone