ASQ Exam CSQE Topic 1 Question 6 Discussion

Context-free questions are broad and open-ended, designed to elicit a wide range of information from the customer without leading them towards specific answers.

Open-Ended: These questions do not presuppose any particular solution or requirement, allowing customers to provide a broad perspective.

Exploratory: They help in understanding the broader context of the project, the business environment, and the goals of the stakeholders.

Foundation: Context-free questions lay the groundwork for more detailed and specific discussions later in the requirements gathering process.

Examples of context-free questions might include:

'What is the main goal of this project?'

'What are the biggest challenges you are facing?'