Question 35

Explanation

The correct answer is that Agile stakeholder management is less based on controlling and managing and more focused on stewardship. Agile stakeholder management is based on the principle of collaboration and communication with stakeholders, rather than controlling or managing them. The Agile approach is focused on stewardship, where the stakeholders are seen as partners in the project, rather than mere participants. The Agile project team involves stakeholders in the project at every stage, right from the planning phase to the delivery of the final product. This ensures that the stakeholders are aware of the progress of the project and can provide their input and feedback on the deliverables. In Agile, the focus is on building trust and fostering a relationship of mutual respect with the stakeholders, rather than just meeting their expectations. This helps in building a strong sense of ownership and accountability among all the stakeholders, which in turn leads to the success of the project.The other answers are not a focus of Agile stakeholder management. Agile methods do not require the team to decide what to tell stakeholders. Communication is never limited to information radiators, as it is preferred to be face-to-face. There is also no implication that the stakeholder group would be smaller or easier to handle.