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Which guiding principle recommends assessing the current state and deciding what can be reused?
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B or D? I'd go with B because the question is about reusing existing stuff, not just making iterative progress. D is tempting but that's more about feedback cycles. Similar practice questions trip people up here.
B . 'Start where you are' is the one about evaluating your current tools, processes, and resources before making changes or improvements. The question is all about figuring out what can be reused instead of reinventing everything. Pretty sure that's what ITIL wants here, but open if someone disagrees.
B . Start where you are is all about looking at current processes, seeing what works, and reusing stuff instead of building from scratch. Reuse = B in ITIL speak pretty sure. Disagree if you see it differently.
Option B here, since 'Start where you are' is all about checking the current state and figuring out what can be reused. The reuse part in the question basically points to that principle. Pretty sure that's the intent but open if someone sees it differently.
Makes sense to go with B here.
D , saw similar wording in a practice test and picked D for the feedback/iterative process angle.
Its B. The official guide and practice tests both cover "Start where you are" for questions about reuse.
B tbh
Probably B here. Had something like this in a mock and it pointed to "Start where you are" for assessing current state and what you can reuse. D is about feedback and steps, but B fits the reuse part best I think. Agree?
B, not D. Whenever exam questions mention assessing what's already there and reusing it, that's straight from the 'Start where you are' principle in the ITIL docs. The official book spells it out and some practice tests cover this type of scenario too. I think B is right but open to corrections if someone spots a nuance I missed.
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