CAD Collaboration and Teamwork Flashcards
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An Agile team has three members in the office and two working remotely. What practice most effectively maintains collaboration equity?
Answer: Ensure all meetings use video conferencing so remote members participate equally with in-office members
Having everyone join via video conferencing equalizes participation regardless of location and prevents remote members from being sidelined.
A team member notices that one colleague dominates every planning session while others remain silent. What collaborative technique best addresses this?
Answer: Use silent brainstorming techniques like dot voting or sticky notes before group discussion
Silent brainstorming techniques ensure every team member contributes ideas independently before group dynamics influence the discussion.
Which scenario best demonstrates the Agile principle of face-to-face conversation as the most efficient method of conveying information?
Answer: Scheduling a 15-minute whiteboard session to resolve a design disagreement
A brief whiteboard session enables real-time dialogue, immediate clarification, and rapid consensus on complex technical decisions.
During sprint review, stakeholders request a feature change that conflicts with what the team already built. How should the team collaborate with stakeholders?
Answer: Acknowledge the feedback, discuss trade-offs transparently, and work with the Product Owner to reprioritize the backlog
Transparent discussion of trade-offs with stakeholders and collaborative reprioritization embodies Agile's value of customer collaboration over contract negotiation.
What is the most significant risk when an Agile team avoids constructive conflict?
Answer: The team converges on safe but suboptimal technical decisions
Avoiding constructive conflict leads to groupthink where teams settle for mediocre solutions instead of challenging each other toward better outcomes.
A development team practices mob programming for a complex feature. What is the key collaboration benefit of this approach compared to individual work?
Answer: It creates shared understanding and collective ownership of complex code across the entire team
Mob programming ensures the entire team understands and owns the code, dramatically reducing knowledge silos on complex features.