Free PMI-ACP Actual Exam Questions - Question 4 Discussion
eliminate misunderstandings?
Makes sense to get everyone on the same page upfront, so A.
Maybe C could work here. Using sprint demo feedback regularly helps keep everyone on the same page by showing progress and getting continuous input, which might clear up misunderstandings before they grow. It’s more practical than locking things down in a contract or just trying to agree upfront once. Plus, sprint demos are built into agile processes, so leveraging that feedback loop seems like a natural way to avoid these clashes over epics.
A/D? Seems like agreeing on requirements upfront (A) could clear confusion, but including project reasons in the contract (D) might also set clear expectations legally. Both could reduce misunderstandings in different ways.
Is there any info about how the team is currently communicating with the stakeholders? Because without that, it feels tough to pick an option. Like, are they having regular meetings or demos yet? That might change what helps eliminate misunderstandings here.