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Question 14
Anne has just joined an Agile team as a developer and has noticed the project manager frequently includes the entire project team and other stakeholders when making decisions. This is confusing to Anne as she is used to the project manager making decisions on behalf of the team. When asked, what answer would the project manager give Anne about why they include so many people in decision making?
- A So they attend meetings
- B So they can tell their management it was their decision
- C So they don’t condemn a decision that wasn’t theirs
- D So they are committed to the decision
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: D
Explanation
All stakeholders should be involved in decision-making. If stakeholders aren’t involved, they won’t be committed to any decision made, nor the project itself.The other responses are incorrect because the reason for stakeholder involvement in decision-making is not to get them to attend meetings, to allow them to take credit for decisions, or prevent their condemnation of decisions madeDiscussion
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