Frequent Delivery

Correct Answer: Allocate time in sprints to address technical debt while working on new features

Allocating time in sprints to address technical debt has two benefits: maintaining the team's progress on new features while improving the codebase. This plan allows for frequent delivery and encourages healthier development practices.

Correct Answer: Release the completed features and communicate the progress to stakeholders

In Agile, the focus is on delivering working software frequently, even if it's not feature-complete. Releasing completed features shows progress and value to stakeholders while maintaining transparency about the project's status.

Correct Answer: Incorporate a feedback loop after every increment to ensure the client's requirements are met and minimize rework.

The best strategy as a project manager to promote frequent delivery, in this case, would be to incorporate a feedback loop after every increment to ensure that the client's requirements are met and minimize rework. This approach aligns with the principles of Agile, typically used in project management, which emphasize iterative and incremental delivery based on frequent feedback. This will improve communication, enable the team to adjust to changes faster and reduce the effort and time wasted on rework. On the other hand, ignoring the client's feedback is not a good strategy, as it does not assure the quality and relevance of the delivered work. Also, waiting until the end of the project to ask for the client's feedback might lead to substantial rework and extended timelines if the delivered product doesn't meet the client's needs. Furthermore, merely increasing the team size to handle rework faster is not an effective solution since it might increase the complexity of communication and doesn't address the root cause of the problem, which is the need to better incorporate and respond to feedback.