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Question 150

Currently, your engineering department is organized in siloed teams that specialize by function (for example, design, front-end, back-end, database, and testing).

What would you consider when moving away from component teams towards feature teams?

You cannot begin Scrum without have feature teams. It is easier to measure and compare performance between feature teams. Feature teams should have an equal number of team members.

Members within feature teams require compatible personalities. Feature teams should have a mix of junior and senior members. Tasks are completed more quickly than component teams.

Moving from component teams to feature teams could reduce, productivity in the initial stages. Feature teams have less communication complexity. Getting the support from the business side makes the transition easier.

Correct Answer: C

When moving from component teams to feature teams, an initial reduction in productivity can be expected as the team members adapt to new ways of working together. Feature teams, which incorporate all necessary skills within the same team, typically have reduced communication complexity compared to component teams that require cross-functional coordination. Additionally, having support from the business side can facilitate a smoother transition by addressing potential concerns and ensuring alignment with organizational goals.

Discussion

amogOption: C

C is correct