Based on your understanding of agile writing and project objectives, choose the sentence in each of the following sets that seems most accurate.
Set 1
- The project scrummaster for your team is responsible for the team’s performance.
- The scrummaster is responsible for keeping the team focused during meetings.
- The scrummaster is selected based on traditional hiearchical leadership skills.
See Set 1 answers.
Set 2
- Being a good teammate means taking on tasks that might be outside your comfort zone.
- Being a good teammate means focusing mostly on getting your own work done on time.
- Being a good teammate means knowing how to delegate.
See Set 2 answers.
Set 3
- As long as my own writing is clear and proofread, it doesn’t matter how the rest of the team does.
- My teammates should trust that I’ll hold up my end. I shouldn’t have to be accountable to them.
- Not responding to teammates for two days is understandable as long as I tell them in advance that I’ll be out of touch.
See Set 3 answers.
Set 4
- In agile writing, my commitment to being a productive teammate is as important as my commitments to improving my writing.
- In agile writing, as long as my writing is strong, I don’t have to collaborate as much with teammates.
- I should always know what the highest-priority task is.
See Set 4 answers.