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Session 2, 3
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1You are a servant leader in a company where you are part of the PMO. The current project of building railway tunnel across the Sierra de Guadarrama, Spain, in underway and you are recruiting new manpower to specially focus on a similar railway tunnel project that the company has recently undertaken. In agile, a major role of the servant leader includes:
- ACreating, logging, sharing and assigning impediments
- BAvoiding all impediments through issues management
- CSupporting team members by solving and removing impediments
- DEscalating all impediments to the product manager
2You are working on an aviation administration project that will revolutionize air travel by switching from radar to satellite-based flight-tracking technology, along with other technological advances such as improved weather forecasting and communication systems. After your daily meeting, you are analyzing the project using burndown charts, checklist and assumptions. A critical impediment to your team’s performance has been found while you carried out these actions. What should you do next?
- AReport the impediment you discovered in your next daily Scrum
- BEnter the problem in the issue log and resolve in the next phase
- CSeek immediate resolution of this impediments with the Scrum Master
- DImprove transparency by using an impediment Board for resolution
3Jack Brown has been working as project manager for the California High-Speed Rail project of 800 miles of high- speed rail lines connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco. But times have changed, and the past year has been a rough one for the project in which roughly 20 impediments were logged weekly. As the project reaches the tenth iteration, more and more impediments are uncovered. What should Jack do?
- AShare them with product owner for logging in the backlog
- BPrioritize critical impediments, obstacles, and blockers for the team
- CImprove efficiency by using and impediment log for resolution
- DOpen a team register and use that to track the impediment
4You are negotiating a contract for shipping very well-defined raw materials from the vendor’s location to your various warehouses world-wide. The vendor is globally dispersed partner with locations within 10 miles everywhere your company is located.
In the spirit of good ethics, which contract type should you seek to put in place with all fairness to both partners?- ATime and Materials
- BFirm-fixed
- CCost Plus Incentive Fee
- DCost Plus Award Fee
5Your company is in negotiations with 3 sub-contracting firms on a very competitive turnkey project for work that is very predictable with requirements that are well defined and not likely to change.
You want to incentivize the sellers. Which contract type is the best one to use?- AFPIF
- BFP-EPA
- CCPIF
- DFFP
6You are working on an agile aviation administration project that has consistently delivered 150-200 story points each iteration. This project will revolutionize air travel by switching from radar to satellite-based flight-tracking technology, along with other technological advances such as improved weather forecasting and communication systems.
During sprint 6, your CEO asks you to step thing up a bit and commit to 200 story points. What should you do?- ANegotiate terms based on your expert judgement
- BNegotiate terms based on empiricism
- CNegotiate terms based on good-will and team synergy
- DNegotiate terms based on story size and prioritization
7Jack Broun has been working as project manager for the largely-agile, California High-Speed Rail project of 800 miles of high-speed rail lines connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco. The customer has requested to have a in place a particular non-negotiable element that is not executable using an agile approach. One of the vendors will not parner in an incremental/collaborative way. Which approach should you employ?
- AUse an agile-incremental approach
- BUse a predictive-oriented approach
- CUse a largely-agile hybrid approach
- DUse an iterative approach with predictive workflow
82 firms are in the middle of a negotiation and all is going well and a positive outcome seems highly possible. Mid-way, a tope executive joins the discussion from one of the sides and he overwhelms collaboration. By the end of the episode, everyone ends up worse off. What negotiation model does this describe?
- AWin-win
- BLose-win
- CZero-sum
- DLose-Lose
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- Quiz on Session 2, 3, created by Auto Estudios on 23/10/2023.
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