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Who assigns the business value to the Product Backlog items? |
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Who assigns the tasks to team members? |
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Who breaks down the Product Backlog items into tasks? |
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Who can attend the Daily Scrum? |
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Everyone “can” attend, but only the Development Team members participate. |
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Who can change the Sprint Backlog items? |
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No one can change it after the Sprint Planning. Note: the Development Team is always changing the "tasks" in the Sprint Backlog. |
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Who checks to see if the item is “Done” before the Sprint Review? |
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Who creates the Increments? |
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Who creates the Product Backlog items? |
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Who decides how to get the items “Done”? |
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Who decides if someone should be removed from the team? |
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Who decides on releasing the Increments? |
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The Product Owner, based on the input from other stakeholders |
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Who decides on the number of items for the Sprint? |
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Who decides on the technical approach? |
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Who defines the Definition of Done? |
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The performing organization may create a definition for all projects. The Development Team creates it otherwise. |
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Who estimates the Product Backlog items? |
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Who has the authority to cancel a Sprint? |
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Who has the final say on the order of the Product Backlog items? |
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Who identifies the capacity of the team for a Sprint? |
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Who manages the Daily Scrums? |
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The Development Team. They might want to ask the Scrum Master to facilitate the meeting for them. |
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Who manages the obstacles? |
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The Scrum Master (non-technical obstacles), or the Development Team (technical obstacles) |
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Who manages the Product Backlog? |
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Who manages the Scrum process? |
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Who manages the Sprint Backlog? |
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Management activities are distributed among team members. |
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Who measures the progress of a Sprint? |
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Who measures the progress of releases? |
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Who measures the progress of the project? |
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Who owns the Product Backlog items? |
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Who owns the Product Backlog? |
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Who owns the Sprint Backlog? |
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Who sequences the Product Backlog? |
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Who sets the duration of Sprints? |
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Who sets the Sprint Goal? |
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Who should attend the Daily Scrums? |
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Only the Development Team “should” attend. |
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Who should attend the Sprint Planning? |
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Who should attend the Sprint Retrospective? |
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Who should attend the Sprint Review? |
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The whole Scrum Team and the customer |
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Who turns the Product Backlog items into “Done” Increments? |
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Who updates the burn-down charts? |
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The Development Team (for the Sprint) and the Product Owner (for the project or releases) |
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Both the Scrum Team and the Development Team |
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Who’s responsible for adaptations? |
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Who’s responsible for adjustments inside the Sprint? |
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The Development Team and the Product Owner |
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Who’s responsible for breaking down the epic user stories into normal size user stories? |
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The Product Owner (the Development Team helps) |
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Who’s responsible for communicating with the customer? |
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Who’s responsible for conducting the Daily Scrums? |
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Who’s responsible for documentations? |
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Who’s responsible for engaging the stakeholders? |
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Who’s responsible for facilitating the adoption of Scrum in the organization? |
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Who’s responsible for facilitation of the meetings? |
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The Scrum Master, as requested or needed |
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Who’s responsible for improvements in the team? |
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Who’s responsible for inspections? |
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Who’s responsible for making the Product Backlog items clear? |
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Who’s responsible for maximizing the value of the product? |
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Who’s responsible for maximizing the value of the work of the Development Team? |
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Who’s responsible for planning how to meet a Sprint Goal? |
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Who’s responsible for QA? |
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Who’s responsible for re-estimations? |
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Who’s responsible for removing impediments? |
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Who’s responsible for revising the Product Backlog? |
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Who’s responsible for testing? |
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Who’s responsible for the architecture of the solution? |
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Who’s responsible for the visibility and transparency of the Product Backlog? |
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Who’s responsible to ensure that Scrum is followed entirely? |
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Who’s the project manager? |
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Who’s the ultimate accountable person for the project? |
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