Q: 7
DRAG DROP A production team will soon begin their first agile project. No one in the team or management has agile knowledge. The training manager can only fund three enrollments. Match the team role on the left to the correct training course on the right. (Use all three of the team roles.) 
Drag & Drop
Discussion
I've seen this style before in practice tests. Development Team and Product Owner both get Business Analysis in Practice, Scrum Master goes with Servant Leadership.
I remember a similar scenario from labs, in practice, it's Business Analysis in Practice for Dev Team and Product Owner, Servant Leadership for Scrum Master.
Development Team and Product Owner to Business Analysis in Practice, Scrum Master to Servant Leadership. That matches the agile role expectations here.
I don’t think the mapping is what Ethan E. posted above. Dev Team and Product Owner both benefit more from Business Analysis in Practice, since agile teams collaborate on backlog and requirements, not just the PO. Scrum Master fits Servant Leadership best since that's their core focus (removing blockers, coaching). Trap is thinking only PO needs BA training.
Business Analysis in Practice → Product Owner and Development Team, Servant Leadership → Scrum Master. If the question said "most critical role for success" instead of one per role, would you swap out which team member gets Servant Leadership? Based on exam reports and the official guide.
Development Team and Product Owner to Business Analysis in Practice, Scrum Master to Servant Leadership. Saw similar mapping in official guide. Pretty sure that matches PMI's expectations for agile fundamentals. Anyone used the official practice test for this one?
Development Team and Product Owner → Business Analysis in Practice, Scrum Master → Servant Leadership. That lines up with how agile roles get divided: Dev teams and POs both need the analytical skills for backlog work, while the Scrum Master focuses on team facilitation and removal of blockers. I think that's what PMI expects, but if there's a different course list let me know!
Development Team, Product Owner to Business Analysis in Practice, Scrum Master to Servant Leadership. 99 percent sure this is the best fit.
Business Analysis in Practice → Product Owner, Development Team. Servant Leadership → Scrum Master. That's how I'd map it, pretty sure that's what PMI expects on the latest exam. Anyone disagree?
Business Analysis in Practice to Product Owner, Servant Leadership to Development Team, Business Analysis in Practice to Scrum Master.
Be respectful. No spam.
