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Scaled Agile Exam SAFe-SPC Topic 7 Question 32 Discussion

Actual exam question for Scaled Agile's SAFe-SPC exam
Question #: 32
Topic #: 7
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The User Experience (UX) team does not believe in Agile development. They say, "We have to understand the full behavior of the eventual system in order to be able to define an effective user experience. We don't work in timeboxes.

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by Melvin at Nov 19, 2024, 10:10 AM

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Dante
9 days ago
The UX team is like a bunch of perfectionist divas who think they're too good for the rest of the team. News flash: your 'vision' isn't going to be perfect the first time around. Embrace the chaos!
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Hershel
10 days ago
Hmm, I don't know. Defining the full user experience upfront seems like a recipe for scope creep and wasted effort. Maybe a little more flexibility would serve them well.
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Jesusa
2 days ago
A) User experience is indeed a different concept and the team should be exempt from working in Iterations.
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Emilio
22 days ago
Whoa, the UX team is living in the past! Agile has been proven to be more effective, even for design work. They should at least give it a try before dismissing it completely.
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Stevie
1 days ago
It's important to have an overall user experience vision before implementation, but the vision can be implemented iteratively for early feedback.
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Garry
4 days ago
B) Just like system architecture, the entire user experience should be fully designed before an implementation.
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Candida
14 days ago
A) User experience is indeed a different concept and the team should be exempt from working in Iterations.
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Patrick
26 days ago
I agree, but I also believe that working in timeboxes can help us get feedback early on.
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Carisa
26 days ago
I see both sides, but I think having an overall vision while implementing iteratively is the best approach.
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Miesha
29 days ago
I think user experience is crucial for the success of a product.
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Antonio
2 months ago
I think the UX team is missing the point of Agile. You can have an overall vision while still iterating and getting feedback. Timeboxes help keep things focused and moving forward.
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Ceola
15 days ago
B) Just like system architecture, the entire user experience should be fully designed before an implementation.
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Ashanti
25 days ago
D) It's important to have an overall user experience vision before implementation, but the vision can be implemented iteratively for early feedback.
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Aliza
1 months ago
A) User experience is indeed a different concept and the team should be exempt from working in Iterations.
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