I don't know, option D sounds a bit too passive to me. We should be proactively involving managers and stakeholders, not just confirming they're invited.
Agreed. I think the key is to focus on options A and B. Get the team involved in the review process and make sure the product owner is on board with the requirements. That's the agile way to ensure the end product meets the business needs.
I'm not sure about that. Shouldn't we also be inviting the team to the iteration review meetings? That way, everyone can provide feedback and discuss any issues.
This question is testing our understanding of agile practices. We need to make sure the end product meets the business requirements, which is the whole point of agile development.
I think option B is the way to go. Obtaining agreement from the product owner on the business requirements is crucial to making sure we're building the right thing.
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