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Stakeholder and User Engagement Flashcards

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  1. A Product Owner discovers that two key stakeholders have conflicting priorities for the next Sprint. What is the BEST course of action?

    Answer: Facilitate a conversation between stakeholders to reach alignment before Sprint Planning

    The Product Owner is responsible for managing stakeholder relationships and should facilitate alignment before Sprint Planning to ensure a coherent Product Backlog.

  2. Which technique helps a Product Owner quickly gather feedback from a large number of users without conducting individual interviews?

    Answer: Surveys and questionnaires

    Surveys and questionnaires allow Product Owners to collect structured feedback from many users efficiently and at scale.

  3. A stakeholder continuously requests features that do not align with the product vision. How should the Product Owner respond?

    Answer: Explain how the product vision guides prioritization and explore the underlying need behind the request

    The Product Owner should help stakeholders understand the product vision while also discovering the underlying business need that might be addressed differently.

  4. What is the primary purpose of a Sprint Review from a stakeholder engagement perspective?

    Answer: To inspect the Increment and adapt the Product Backlog based on stakeholder feedback

    The Sprint Review is an opportunity to gather stakeholder feedback on the Increment and use that input to refine and reprioritize the Product Backlog.

  5. A Product Owner wants to ensure users are represented in backlog refinement. Which approach is MOST effective?

    Answer: Invite actual users to participate in refinement sessions periodically

    Involving real users directly in refinement sessions provides authentic insights and validates assumptions about user needs.

  6. When should a Product Owner share the Product Roadmap with stakeholders?

    Answer: Regularly, as a living document that evolves based on learning and feedback

    The Product Roadmap should be shared regularly as a living artifact that reflects current understanding and invites stakeholder input.

  7. A user story has been in the Product Backlog for six months without being prioritized. What should the Product Owner do?

    Answer: Reassess the story with stakeholders to determine if it still has value or should be removed

    Product Owners should regularly groom the backlog, revisiting old items with stakeholders to determine their current value and relevance.