SAFE Product Ownerproduct Manager POPM · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 11
When is a Story considered complete?
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A
It satisfies the Definition of Done
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B
The team is done working on it
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C
It is accepted by the Stakeholders
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D
The scope has been changed
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: A
Explanation
The Definition of Done (DoD) is a set of criteria that must be met before a story is considered complete. The DoD is typically defined by the team and may vary depending on the project. However, some common criteria that may be included in the DoD include:
The story must meet all of the acceptance criteria.
The story must be tested and working.
The story must be documented.
The story must be deployed to production.
Once the story satisfies all of the criteria in the DoD, it is considered COMPLETE.
The other options are incorrect because:
The scope has been changed does not mean that the story is complete. The story may still need to be worked on to meet the new scope.
It is accepted by the Stakeholders does not mean that the story is complete. The stakeholders may still have feedback that needs to be addressed.
The team is done working on it does not mean that the story is complete. The team may still need to do some testing or documentation before the story is considered complete.
Discussion
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