Continuous Improvement Process Flashcards
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Which visual tool helps a Kanban team identify where work is piling up so it can improve flow?
Answer: Cumulative flow diagram
A cumulative flow diagram reveals bottlenecks by showing where work accumulates in the workflow.
A Scrum Master wants to measure whether retrospective actions actually improve the team. What is the best approach?
Answer: Track relevant metrics before and after changes
Comparing relevant metrics before and after a change shows whether the improvement had real impact.
What is a 'definition of done' improvement an example of in continuous improvement?
Answer: Raising the quality bar for completed work
Strengthening the definition of done raises quality standards and is a common improvement outcome.
A retrospective produces 15 improvement ideas. According to good practice, what should the team do next?
Answer: Vote to prioritize one or two high-impact items
Prioritizing a couple of high-impact items keeps improvement focused and achievable.
Which of the following best describes 'inspect and adapt' as a continuous improvement concept?
Answer: Regularly examine work and process, then adjust
Inspect and adapt means frequently examining both product and process and making adjustments.
A team consistently finishes early and has idle capacity. What is the appropriate continuous improvement action?
Answer: Examine whether to take on more work or improve estimates
Consistent idle capacity suggests reviewing estimates or capacity to optimize delivery.
Why is it valuable to celebrate small wins during continuous improvement efforts?
Answer: It reinforces positive behavior and sustains momentum
Recognizing small wins reinforces good behaviors and keeps the team motivated to keep improving.