6.0 SAFe SM 6.0 L3

What is the primary enabler of alignment throughout all levels of a SAFe organization?

•  Planning Interval (PI)

•  Scrum of Scrums

•  Release Train Engineer (RTE)

•  Iteration Planning

Which SAFe core value emphasizes the need for alignment, transparency, and program execution?**

   - A)

   - B)

   - C)

   - D)

   - Answer: B

• Built-in Quality

• Program Execution

• Alignment

• Transparency

Which principle in SAFe promotes decentralized decision-making?

  

• Take an economic view

• Assume variability; preserve options

• Decentralize decision-making

• Organize around value

What mindset is fundamental to the Lean-Agile approach in SAFe?

• Iterative Development

• Linear Thinking

• Predictive Planning

• Fixed Scope

What are the primary roles of Agile Teams in SAFe?

  

• Program Managers and Product Owners

• Scrum Masters and Release Train Engineers

• Team Coach and Business Owners

• Developers and Testers

What key practice helps Scrum Masters to foster high-performing teams?

  

• Ensuring strict adherence to plans

• Facilitating effective team events

• Creating a competitive environment

• Assigning tasks to team members

In resolving team conflicts, which approach is recommended for a Scrum Master?

• Ignoring minor conflicts

• Imposing their decision

• Facilitating a collaborative solution

• Allowing the team to decide on their own

During PI Planning, what is the primary output for each team?*

   

• A final product increment

• Iteration plans and objectives

• A list of impediments

• A detailed project plan

Which role ensures that the PI objectives are understood and achievable by the teams?

• Business Owner

• Product Owner

• Scrum Master

• Release Train Engineer

What does WSJF stand for in SAFe?

   

• Weighted Simple Job First

• Weighted Shortest Job First

• Weighted Shortest Job Framework