Question 281 · 341 in bank
A project team meets to estimate user stories for a sprint. While an important non-functional requirement must be delivered in the sprint, the estimate exceeds sprint capacity. What should the team do?
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Answer: C
Explanation
I am going with C. D does not make sense. Why would you break up non-functional requirements to see what can be delivered this sprint? The question is clear about the importance and the question states that it MUST be delivered. Keeping in mind that it is a MUST requirement, I think best option is C. Even though I am aware of the fact that: While the Product owner indicates the features that need to be developed, the Sprint backlog is owned by the Development team. The dev team selects the number of items from the top of the product backlog that they think they can complete in one sprint. If the team feels like the items are too much to be completed in one sprint, the team then negotiates the scope of the sprint with the PO.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — InvisibleBeing