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PMP · Question 22 · Task 2: Lead a team

A project manager is working with a team that has been consistently missing sprint goals. During the retrospective, team members blame external dependencies and changing requirements. However, the project manager observes that the team often commits to more work than they can realistically complete. What should the project manager do?

Answer options:

A.

Reduce the team's sprint capacity by 25% to ensure they can meet their commitments

B.

Challenge the team directly about their tendency to overcommit during sprint planning

C.

Facilitate a discussion to help the team recognize their commitment patterns and develop better estimation practices

D.

Focus the retrospective on external factors since those are the issues the team identified

How to approach this question

Look for servant leadership approaches that help teams develop self-awareness and improve their practices through facilitation rather than direction.

Full Answer

C.Facilitate a discussion to help the team recognize their commitment patterns and develop better estimation practices✓ Correct
C
Servant leaders help teams develop self-awareness through facilitated discussions that lead to insights and improved practices.

Common mistakes

Either imposing solutions or avoiding the issue entirely. Servant leadership requires helping teams discover and address their own improvement opportunities.

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