FREE Agile Business Analysis Agile Mindset and Principles Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A business analyst on an agile team notices that a planned feature no longer aligns with the current market conditions. What principle should guide their next action?
Answer: Welcome changing requirements, even late in development
The Agile Manifesto explicitly values responding to change over following a plan, encouraging teams to welcome changing requirements at any stage.
Which of the following BEST describes the agile mindset as it applies to business analysis?
Answer: Continuously discovering and validating stakeholder needs through iterative delivery
The agile mindset for business analysts centers on ongoing discovery and validation through short feedback loops rather than upfront specification.
In an agile environment, what is the PRIMARY reason a business analyst facilitates face-to-face conversations with stakeholders?
Answer: Because the Agile Manifesto values individuals and interactions over processes and tools
The Agile Manifesto's first value prioritizes individuals and interactions, making direct conversation the most effective way to share knowledge.
A stakeholder insists on receiving a 60-page requirements specification before the team begins work. How should an agile business analyst respond?
Answer: Collaborate with the stakeholder to identify the minimum viable documentation that supports delivery
Agile values working software over comprehensive documentation but does not eliminate documentation; the goal is to produce just enough to support effective delivery.
Which agile principle is MOST relevant when a business analyst advocates for delivering a minimum viable product before adding advanced features?
Answer: Simplicity, the art of maximizing the amount of work not done
The simplicity principle encourages teams to maximize the amount of work not done by focusing on what delivers the most value first.
What does the agile principle of 'sustainable pace' mean for a business analyst's workload management?
Answer: The team should maintain a constant pace they can sustain indefinitely
Agile promotes a sustainable pace for all team members, meaning the sponsors, developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely.
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