Self Organizing Teams
Self-Organizing Teams in Scrum are those that choose how to accomplish their work, rather than being directed by others outside the team. Empowered to make decisions and manage their own processes, these teams are able to respond rapidly to changes and work more efficiently. Understanding the impor…
PSM I - Self Organizing Teams Example Questions
Test your knowledge of Self Organizing Teams
Question 1
A self-organizing team needs to choose a method for estimating effort on tasks in their project. What method is most suitable for this purpose?
Question 2
The self-organizing team consistently delivers high-quality work and meets deadlines. However, the team finds that there are conflicts due to some members feeling overworked. What action should be considered?
Question 3
The self-organizing team's decisions are consistently being overruled by the product owner, leading to conflicts and feelings of demotivation. What approach should be considered?