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Scrum Exam PAL-I Topic 5 Question 13 Discussion

Actual exam question for Scrum's PAL-I exam
Question #: 13
Topic #: 5
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You manage a development organization. The organization currently rewards individual performance bonuses to only a few top-performers on a yearly basis. As a result, only one member of a team might get a bonus, while all others get nothing. Some of your teams feel that this is unfair since everyone on a team contributes to the success or failure to achieve goals. They would like to move toward team bonuses. What do you think needs to be done? (choose the best answer)

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Suggested Answer: A

In Agile, success is the result of collective effort, and team-based rewards encourage collaboration and a shared sense of responsibility. When bonuses are allocated based on individual performance, it can create competition within teams, which may lead to disengagement or reduced teamwork. Allowing the team to split the bonus reinforces the Agile values of collaboration, trust, and transparency.


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Lashon
6 days ago
I believe individual bonuses motivate employees to excel.
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Lai
9 days ago
I agree with Johnetta, team bonuses promote collaboration.
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Derick
12 days ago
Gotta reward those high-performers, man! They're the ones putting in the extra effort and making the magic happen. But I can see how that could create some bad blood on the team. Maybe a combo of individual and team bonuses would be the best compromise.
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Keva
17 days ago
Ha! Imagine the team drawing straws to see who gets the bonus. That would really bring them together, wouldn't it? Seriously though, I agree that team bonuses are the way forward. Everyone pulling in the same direction is key to success.
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Terina
15 hours ago
Ha! That would definitely be an interesting way to decide who gets the bonus. Team bonuses would definitely promote teamwork.
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Asha
2 days ago
A) Allocate the bonus to the team and let them decide how to split-up the bonus.
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Willard
25 days ago
I disagree, high-performers deserve individual bonuses.
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Alexis
29 days ago
Rewarding only a few top-performers is a sure-fire way to create resentment and demotivate the rest of the team. I think Option A is the way to go - team bonuses will encourage collaboration and shared success.
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Broderick
1 months ago
This is a tricky one. I can see the argument for both individual and team-based bonuses. Maybe a hybrid approach would work best, where a portion of the bonus is allocated to the team and the rest is used for individual high-performers.
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Derick
8 days ago
B) Nothing: you value high-performers and want to reward their contributions.
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Andra
17 days ago
A) Allocate the bonus to the team and let them decide how to split-up the bonus.
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Johnetta
1 months ago
I think we should allocate the bonus to the team.
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