AAC Stakeholder Engagement & Collaboration Flashcards
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What is the role of an agile business analyst during a sprint retrospective?
Answer: To contribute observations about process and collaboration improvements
Agile BAs participate in retrospectives by sharing observations about collaboration and analytical process improvements to help the team continuously improve.
Which stakeholder engagement strategy best supports trust-building in a newly formed agile team?
Answer: Establishing a shared working agreement that defines communication norms
A shared working agreement sets clear expectations for communication, participation, and decision-making, which builds trust from the start of collaboration.
When facilitating a requirements workshop, what technique helps ensure all stakeholders' voices are heard equally?
Answer: Using round-robin or silent brainstorming techniques
Round-robin turns or silent brainstorming (e.g., dot voting) prevents dominant voices from overshadowing others and surfaces diverse perspectives.
A stakeholder requests a feature that conflicts with the current sprint goal. What is the agile analyst's best immediate response?
Answer: Acknowledge the request, log it in the backlog, and discuss prioritization with the Product Owner
Agile analysts acknowledge stakeholder requests by capturing them in the backlog and working with the Product Owner to prioritize them appropriately without disrupting the current sprint.
Which of the following best describes 'active listening' in agile stakeholder interviews?
Answer: Summarizing and reflecting back what the stakeholder said to confirm understanding
Active listening involves paraphrasing and reflecting the stakeholder's words back to them to validate understanding and encourage deeper elaboration.
In agile analysis, a RACI matrix is used to:
Answer: Clarify stakeholder roles and responsibilities for decisions and deliverables
A RACI matrix (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) clarifies who owns, approves, contributes to, or needs updates on specific decisions and work products.