Exin Exam ASF Topic 11 Question 73 Discussion

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Topic #: 11

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How should 'done' be defined when multiple teams are working on a single product?

AAll teams must have the same definition of 'done'.

BEach team must define and use their own definition of 'done'.

CThe Scrum Master defines when the item is 'done'.

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Ashton

7 months ago

Defining 'done' is like herding cats. Good luck getting all those teams to agree on anything!

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Leatha

5 months ago

C) The Scrum Master defines when the item is 'done'.

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Whitley

6 months ago

Defining 'done' can be a challenge with multiple teams.

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Alonzo

6 months ago

B) Each team must define and use their own definition of 'done'.

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Sang

6 months ago

A) All teams must have the same definition of 'done'.

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Rolland

7 months ago

Option C is just asking for trouble. I don't want my team's hard work to be at the mercy of the Scrum Master's whims!

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Georgene

7 months ago

Option B sounds like a recipe for chaos. Can you imagine the nightmare of trying to integrate all those different definitions of 'done'?

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Maile

6 months ago

A) Yes, having the Scrum Master define when something is 'done' can help ensure consistency and alignment among teams.

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Gene

6 months ago

C) The Scrum Master defines when the item is 'done'.

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Jeanice

6 months ago

C) The Scrum Master defining when the item is 'done' could provide consistency and clarity across all teams.

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Noel

6 months ago

B) I agree, having each team define their own 'done' could lead to confusion and integration issues.

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Mitsue

6 months ago

B) I agree, having a consistent definition of 'done' across all teams is crucial for successful integration.

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Gertude

6 months ago

A) All teams must have the same definition of 'done'.

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Adelaide

7 months ago

A) All teams must have the same definition of 'done'.

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Maybelle

7 months ago

I think the Scrum Master should define when the item is 'done'.

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Sage

7 months ago

If we can't even agree on what 'done' means, how are we supposed to deliver a cohesive product? I vote for option A.

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Nana

8 months ago

The Scrum Master should be the one to define when something is 'done'. They have the big picture view and can ensure everything aligns.

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Cherelle

6 months ago

The Scrum Master plays a crucial role in ensuring alignment and completion.

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Kati

7 months ago

C) The Scrum Master defines when the item is 'done'.

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Kenda

7 months ago

B) Each team must define and use their own definition of 'done'.

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Dorathy

7 months ago

A) All teams must have the same definition of 'done'.

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Mitzie

8 months ago

I think it's important to have a consistent definition of 'done' across all teams. That way, we can ensure we're all working towards the same goal.

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Dorian

7 months ago

I agree, having a consistent definition of 'done' helps ensure alignment and clarity.

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Viola

7 months ago

A) All teams must have the same definition of 'done'.

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Elza

8 months ago

I disagree, I believe each team should define and use their own definition of 'done'.

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Telma

8 months ago

Each team should have the flexibility to define their own 'done' criteria. That way, they can tailor it to their specific needs and responsibilities.

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Lemuel

8 months ago

I think all teams should have the same definition of 'done'.

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