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PMI Exam DASM Topic 2 Question 19 Discussion

Actual exam question for PMI's DASM exam
Question #: 19
Topic #: 2
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A scrum master needs to set up a team for a long-term project that has the potential for significant budgeting and tracking overhead.

What type of team should the scrum master set up?

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Suggested Answer: A

A long-standing team is best suited for a long-term project with the potential for significant budgeting and tracking overhead. In Disciplined Agile (DA), a long-standing team is a stable, cross-functional team that remains intact over time and works on various projects or continuous delivery of value. This type of team reduces overhead associated with forming and disbanding teams and allows for more consistent tracking, budgeting, and management of resources. Additionally, long-standing teams develop stronger team dynamics and improve performance over time due to their stability.

B . A project team is typically temporary and disbanded once the project ends.

C . A cross-functional team is a characteristic of many Agile teams but does not specifically address the need for long-term stability.

D . A shared services team supports other teams by providing specialized skills but is not focused on long-term projects with budgeting needs.


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Glory
19 days ago
I disagree. I think a shared services team would be more efficient in this situation.
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Gearldine
23 days ago
I agree with Alishia. A cross-functional team would be best for handling the budgeting and tracking overhead.
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Carey
27 days ago
Definitely a cross-functional team. Budgeting and tracking can be a nightmare, but with the right mix of skills, it should be a piece of cake. Or should I say, a scrum of cake?
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Lynna
18 days ago
A) A long-standing team
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Paris
30 days ago
A protect team? What is that, some kind of superhero squad? I'd go with the cross-functional team option.
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Jeannetta
1 months ago
I think a cross-functional team would be best for this project. That way, you have all the necessary skills and expertise under one roof.
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Anthony
13 days ago
Yes, having a variety of skills and expertise within the team can help streamline the project and ensure all aspects are covered.
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Brett
20 days ago
I agree, a cross-functional team would definitely be the most efficient for this type of project.
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Alishia
1 months ago
I think the scrum master should set up a cross-functional team.
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