The Five Scrum Values Flashcards
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Which set correctly lists all five Scrum values?
Answer: Commitment, Focus, Openness, Respect, Courage
The Scrum Guide defines the five values as Commitment, Focus, Openness, Respect, and Courage.
A developer admits in the Daily Scrum that a task is harder than expected and asks for help. Which value is most evident?
Answer: Courage
Courage is the value that lets team members speak up about hard problems and admit they need help.
Why does the Scrum Team agree to limit Work in Progress and concentrate on Sprint Goal items?
Answer: To embody Focus
Focus means everyone concentrates on the work of the Sprint and the goals of the team.
When team members share progress and impediments honestly in their events, which value is demonstrated?
Answer: Openness
Openness means being transparent about the work and the challenges faced.
A team member trusts that colleagues are capable, independent professionals. Which value does this reflect?
Answer: Respect
Respect means team members value each other as capable, independent people.
The Scrum values primarily exist to support which of the following?
Answer: The successful use of Scrum and building trust
Living the Scrum values builds trust and makes empiricism and self-management come to life.
Living the Scrum values reinforces which of Scrum's three pillars of empiricism?
Answer: Transparency, inspection, and adaptation
The values bring the empirical pillars of transparency, inspection, and adaptation to life.