1. Kelly and Jim are working together on an architectural spike to help determine what process they will use. They have come to you as their Agile manager and expressed some frustration with the...

1. Kelly and Jim are working together on an architectural spike to help determine what process they will use. They have come to you as their Agile manager and expressed some frustration with the process. If you are practicing active listening, what would you be thinking

as they expressed themselves?

A.
“Kelly and Jim are upset. I need to help them find a solution.”

B.
“I’ll need to jump in and see if I can help them fix this.”

C.
“Kelly and Jim are upset, and they need my help.”

D.
“Kelly and Jim are really upset. I’d better get other team members involved to get all of

the information.”

2.
How can you tell when you have a user story that isn’t going to be effective?

A.
It can be tested.

B.
It is large enough to explain the work.

C.
You can negotiate items in it.

D.
It stands alone as an independent item.